Rolls-Royce releases the one-of-a-kind Spectre Semaphore
The Spectre Semaphore’s body is painted in a custom “Semaphore Yellow” color, but what really catches the eye is the artistic “marble splatter” pattern on the hood. Rolls-Royce says the design was inspired by the effortless elegance of the California coast and pays homage to this diverse state. Although it looks like random splashes of paint, it actually took the craftsmen more than 160 hours to create the artistic effect by carefully applying silver paint and several layers of clear coat.
The interior is also dominated by a bright yellow color, and the combination of lemon yellow and citrus yellow is full of vitality. In addition, soft gray-white elements are used to create balance inside the car. The center console’s wood trim is finished in cashmere gray with silver mica, and the door sills are engraved with the “2024 Pebble Beach Special” plaque and the Goodwood plant number.
Although the exterior and interior are unique, the Spectre Semaphore’s core powertrain remains unchanged. Its all-electric powertrain delivers 584 horsepower and 895 Nm of torque, and when paired with a 120-kWh battery pack, it provides a range of approximately 428 kilometers.
The limited-edition model will be unveiled on August 16 at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance during Monterey Car Week in California. The price of the Spectre Semaphore, a one-off creation by Rolls-Royce, has not been announced, but it will undoubtedly be astronomical.
