Rolls-Royce Unveils a Trio of Special Spectres Inspired by Springtime
The latest special-edition Rolls-Royces take the electric Spectre coupe and add a dash of springtime cheer.
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Rolls-Royce revealed a new Spectre Inspired by Primavera series, featuring unique color combinations and springtime-inspired design details.
The special-edition models wear a hand-painted coachline with an image of a cherry blossom and matching brake calipers.
Inside, the cherry blossom reappears, stitched into the headrests and laser-etched into the dashboard.
Every Rolls-Royce is an exquisitely built machine, from the gleaming chrome Pantheon grille to the dramatic rear-hinged doors, but some are more special than others. The British luxury purveyors have now revealed the latest limited edition: the Spectre Inspired by Primavera, a trio of electric coupes influenced by feelings brought upon by the arrival of spring.
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While, yes, it’s a bit odd for Rolls-Royce to reveal a special spring-inspired car just as the summer winds down and we begin to transition to autumn, the details of the Primavera series are a joy to behold. The name Primavera comes from the Italian word for spring, and the new limited-production variant of the Spectre will be offered in three colorways.
The Primavera Spectres feature a delicate, hand-painted coachline running from the front fender to the taillight, interrupted only by the door handles and a small image of a cherry branch in bloom. Rolls-Royce has fitted unique 23-inch wheels, which feature the color combination on the center cap and painted brake calipers to match the coachline.
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Rolls-Royce
The cherry blossom motif reappears inside, with ornate, illuminated sill plates and a series of branches and flowers stitched into the headrests. The seats themselves are finished in a two-tone look that echoes the exterior paint.
The real highlight of the cabin appears on the dashboard, with a Blackwood panel bearing an intricate etching of cherry blossoms and branches. The artwork was created with 37 different laser etching densities, and Rolls-Royce says the company developed a special sanding process to maintain the detail of the etching while achieving the proper finish.
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Rolls-Royce
The Spectre Inspired by Primavera also features Starlight Doors, with 4796 tiny lights embedded into the door panels to display three constellations—Boötes, Leo, and Virgo—which together form an asterism, or observed pattern of stars, known as the Spring Triangle. The dashboard also features the “Illuminated Fascia,” with over 5500 light-up “stars” accompanying the Spectre badge. Rolls-Royce’s Starlight headliner also, of course, makes an appearance.
The Inspired by Primavera series comes in three color combinations: Evanescent, Reverie, and Blossom. The first features Crystal over Arctic White paint with Tuchese accents, while the interior features Grace White and Turchese leather, with the seats lined by Chartreuse piping.
Reverie, meanwhile, wears Duck Egg Blue paint with Forge Yellow accents, while the cabin is decked out in Grace White and Charles Blue leather with Forge Yellow piping. Last but not least, the Blossom specification brings Velvet Orchid Metallic paint and Forge Yellow accents, with a cabin that pairs that yellow hue with Grace White and Peony Pink leather.
Rolls-Royce says the spring-inspired Spectre is available to commission until the beginning of next year, with deliveries kicking off before spring 2026. There’s no word on pricing, but considering that the Spectre already starts at $397,750, the Inspired by Primavera series will undoubtedly be expensive.
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