Rolls-Royce Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow unveiled

KUALA LUMPUR: Rolls-Royce has introduced the Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow. Limited to just 12 units, the car is the brand’s last V12 coupe before R-R goes all-electric.

"Wraith is one of the most significant and influential cars we have ever made at Goodwood,": said Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Muller-Otvos. "Its extraordinary power, performance, and presence opened the Rolls-Royce brand to an entirely new group of clients. It created its own following within contemporary culture and then expanded that further in its alternative Black Badge guise. As the last examples of this landmark motor car get ready to leave Goodwood, we commemorate Wraith's status as the last series V12 coupe we will ever make."

Marking the end of the iconic Wraith model, the Black Arrow edition looks truly amazing with several unique and interesting features. Part of the list is -

• A gradient paint with 18 months of formulation time, it transitions from ‘celebration silver’ to ‘black diamond’

• A bespoke headliner with a record-making 2,117 fiber-optic lights
• Door cards with 320 pieces of marquetry to create a wood veneer-like texture

• Paint with a glass-like finish thanks to over 12 hours of polish
• A stunning analog clock with fancy hands
• ‘Club Leather’ seats with R-R engraving

• Super plush cabin
• Unique artwork on the dash depicts the V12 engine
• Illuminated Thunderbolt Speedform is seen between the front seats as a tribute to the record-holding 1930s car
• Engine-mounted plaque reading ‘Final Coupé Collection’ in black

Powering the car is a V12 mill generating a maximum power of 624 hp along with a peak torque of 870 Nm.

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