2027 Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge (22 inch wheels)

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The 2027 Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge with 22-inch wheels is an all-wheel-drive electric car rated for 324 miles. It uses 41.15 kWh per 100 miles and returns 82 MPGe combined. A 240-volt connection takes 11 hours to charge. Its annual fuel-cost figure is $950.

Who it suits. Drivers wanting 324 miles of electric range All-wheel-drive electric-car shoppers Owners who can use a 240-volt charger

What it is

This 2027 Spectre is a car in the EPA Compact Cars class. Its listed engine specification is 190 and 360 kW EESM; it has all-wheel drive and an automatic transmission.

Its defining number is 324 miles of electric range on a full charge.

The numbers

The combined rating is 82 MPGe. Energy use is 41.15 kWh per 100 miles, so that is the electricity figure to use when estimating your driving costs.

A 240-volt supply takes 11 hours to charge. The 324-mile range gives you the distance figure for planning trips between charges.

What it costs to run

The annual fuel-cost figure is $950. Because this Spectre uses electricity, your actual bill depends on the electricity rate where you charge.

Its 41.15 kWh-per-100-miles rating helps translate your driving distance into electricity use.

How it compares

For other Rolls-Royce models, see Rolls-Royce cars. To compare electric range, use electric cars by range. For energy use, see electric cars by efficiency.

Who it suits

It suits a driver who wants an electric car with 324 miles of rated range and all-wheel drive, and who can plan around an 11-hour charge on a 240-volt connection.

The 82 MPGe combined rating gives a straightforward way to compare its electricity use with other electric cars.

Trade-offs

The long range comes with 41.15 kWh used per 100 miles. Charging from a 240-volt supply takes 11 hours, so charging time needs to fit your routine.

Its EPA class is Compact Cars, and it uses all-wheel drive.

Verdict

Choose this Spectre if a 324-mile electric range and all-wheel drive match your driving, and an 11-hour 240-volt charge works at home or wherever you park. The $950 annual fuel-cost figure gives you a clear starting point for budgeting electricity. Its 82 MPGe combined result and 41.15 kWh-per-100-miles use make operating comparisons simple.