ROLLS-ROYCE SHOWCASES BESPOKE SPECTRE, INSPIRED BY THE VELVET ORCHID DURING CHELSEA BLOOM

• Rolls-Royce Motor Cars showcases a Bespoke Spectre in Chelsea,
  finished in Velvet Orchid with a Peony Pink Coachline
• Commission draws inspiration from the rare and elegant Velvet Orchid
• Floral themes have long inspired many of the marque’s most
  celebrated Bespoke creations

“As the British Season begins, we’re delighted to unveil a truly
distinctive expression of Spectre in the heart of Chelsea. Finished
in Velvet Orchid with a Peony Pink Coachline, this commission
reflects the quiet confidence and refined beauty that resonate with
our clients and define our marque.

“Much like the rare flower that inspired it, this Spectre is the
result of time, care and craftsmanship – a celebration of patience,
precision, and individuality. It’s a perfect demonstration of the
extraordinary possibilities offered by Rolls-Royce Bespoke.”

Boris Weletzky, Regional Director, United Kingdom, Europe and
Central Asia, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars

In the heart of Chelsea this week, Rolls-Royce
presents an exquisite Bespoke Spectre. Finished in the striking
exterior colour ‘Velvet Orchid’ and complemented by a delicate
hand-painted Peony Pink Coachline, this commission reflects the
brand’s enduring connection with nature.

The colourway is inspired by one of nature’s most captivating
flowers, the Velvet Orchid – admired for its rich colour, velvety
texture, and exotic, luxurious appearance.

Floral motifs have long inspired Rolls-Royce Bespoke creations.
Nature – and flowers in particular – provide a rich language of
symbolism, sentiment and beauty. This Spectre follows some recent
exceptional commissions inspired by the natural world, including the
celebrated Phantom Cherry Blossom and Daisy Cullinan. These creations
are not simply motor cars, but deeply personal artworks – each a
reflection of the commissioning client’s values, identity and lifestyle.

WLTP: Power consumption: 2.6-2.8 mi/kWh / 23.6-22.2 kWh/100km.
Electric range 329 mi / 530 km. CO2 emissions 0 g/km.