Rolls Royce ends V12 coupe era with the 'Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow'

Rolls Royce has unveiled its latest offering, the Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow, which marks the end of the V12 coupe era for the automaker. Only 12 units of the bespoke model have been produced, making it a rare and unique addition to any collection.

Since its launch in 2013, the Rolls Royce Wraith model has been a symbol of luxury and performance in the automotive industry. The new Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow represents the pinnacle of the Wraith’s evolution and is the automaker’s most powerful model to date.

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The vehicle boasts a stunning dark gradient finish with shades of silver and black diamond, enhanced by a glass-infused ‘Crystal’ overlayer that creates a striking motion blur effect. Canary yellow accents on the exterior and interior elements such as seats, dashboard, and steering wheel add a pop of color to the car’s overall design. The interior is also adorned with Black Wood door-lining, Thunderbolt Speedform seats, and a Starlight Headliner with 2,117 fiber-optic ‘stars.’

Rolls Royce has paid tribute to the Wraith’s legacy by producing only 12 units of the bespoke vehicle, signifying the end of an era for the automaker’s V12 coupes. With the shift towards electric vehicles, the Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow serves as a fitting tribute to the gasoline-powered vehicles that have come before it.