Which Nigerian State Will Likely Host The First Rolls-Royce Spectre Electric Coupe In The Country?

Which Nigerian State will likely host the first Rolls-Royce Spectre Electric Coupe – worth over N800 million – in the country?

While Dubai-based Mompha is the first Nigerian to acquire the Electric Coupe, we are yet to see one on the Nigerian road.

Spectre EV will likely reach the hands of Business Moguls, Nigerian music stars or Rolls-Royce Collectors before the middle of next year.

Rolls-Royce first-ever ultra-luxury electric vehicle, the Spectre, has started to reach the garages of early reservation holders around world, expecially customers in the United States, U.K and in India, where the brand gets massive sales of its vehicles every year.

While Dubai-based Nigerian Bureau De Change boss, Ismaila Mustapha, popularly known as Mompha, is the first Nigerian to acquire the Electric Coupe, we are yet to see a Rolls-Royce Spectre cruising on the Nigerian road.

At $430,000 (or over N800 million to own in Nigeria), the Rolls-Royce Spectre will likely reach the hands of Business Moguls, Nigerian music stars or Rolls-Royce Collectors before the middle of next year.

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On the drive range per charge….

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has listed figures for four different versions of ultra-luxury Rolls-Royce Spectre Electric Coupe.

While the standard Rolls-Royce Spectre model with 22-inch wheels will go 291 miles (468 kilometers) per charge, EPA said that one with a 23-inch set will get 266 miles (428 kilometers).

With the 22-inch wheels, the more powerful Black Badge model will cover 280 miles (451 kilometers) before running out of juice, while a Spectre Black Badge with 23-inch alloys gets 264 miles (425 kilometers).

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