Rolls-Royce EX102, the electric Phantom begins to move
Not only are generalist brands carried by anti-pollution regulations to reduce consumption and emissions of their vehicles, and the Geneva Motor Show will be a good example of this. A few days ago and we had to mention the hybrid version of the Panamera, Porsche cleaner and more efficient in the history of the Germanic mark, and today we go even further with the Rolls-Royce EX102, a 100% electric prototype mounted on the base the Phantom.
All technical data and photographs of the model remain secret until March 1, because so far the British brand has been limited to express their intentions and show the first teasers. While much remains to see a production Rolls moving without noise and emissions, at least this is a statement of intent. According to the CEO of the brand, Torsten Muller-Ötvös, “We built the first electric battery car for the ultra-luxury segment. With this vehicle, we began an exploration of alternative propulsion systems, seeking clarity on which technologies are appropriate alternatives for the future operation of motor vehicles Rolls Royce.”
Currently there are more than one car to the laboratory, with which the British brand will demonstrate their progress in clean technologies, but the information does not go further. This does not preclude its use in a road car, but will not get something right away. Hopefully the March 1 Rolls-Royce offers a little more light on this.
