The Rolls-Royce Wraith is incredible adventures, a lightning-fast car that set three land speed records. The Black Badge Wraith, one of the most potent cars in Rolls-Royce history, personifies Thunderbolt's daring heritage of speed.
The third version of Thunderbolt is the source of the collection's name. It was hard to tell when Thunderbolt's aluminium body passed the timing apparatus beneath the scorching sun. The clever fix was to paint a sizable black arrow and yellow circle design on its side, which would guarantee that the car would be visible at high speeds.
Design
Rolls-Royce's Wraith is a two-door coupe. The Wraith's appearance pays attention to Rolls-Royce Motors history. This luxurious sedan shares the same natural attractiveness and design language as previous luxurious models, such as the Phantom and the Ghost. Dimensions: 5,285 mm x 1,947 mm x 1,507 mm; wheelbase: 3,112 mm. It also has the Spirit of Happiness, the iconic Rolls-Royce chrome grille, programmable projector-beam headlights with adaptive auto-high beam, and 20-inch alloy wheels.
The Wraith's luxurious interior is similar to those of the Phantom and Ghost. In addition to offering a plethora of interior customisation options, Rolls-Royce may create a personalised model for its customers. Despite being a two-door coupé, the car has enough space for four people. The combination of vintage mechanical switches and cutting-edge trimmings makes the cabin a work of artistic genius.
Specifications
Engine and Gearbox
It is powered by a 6592cc V12 twin-turbocharged petrol ZF-sourced 8HP90 eight speed automated gearbox. It produces 800 Nm of torque between 1,500 and 5,500 rpm and 624 horsepower at 5,600 rpm. The satellite-aided gearbox, which shifts gears based on real-time data analysis, was initially installed in the Wraith. For example, the automobile will keep the gear without upshifting if it is about to turn corners. Additionally, the vehicle anticipates the driver's inputs and adjusts to make upshifts and downshifts.
Performance
The Wraith rides like a true super-luxury vehicle, even though it was modified more for sporting dynamics than any earlier Rolls-Royce before it. In fact, it can best be described as dignified in the way it calmly and gently rejects uneven surfaces and bumps with a single damper stroke, all without disturbing the cabin. The anxieties of the day are left behind with the exhaust fumes as it travels along the road in such a calm and quiet manner with minimal noise from the engine and the road.
Features
Although the two-door fastback style isn't particularly elegant, it is clearly unique, and the front aspect is just as imposing as one could anticipate. This test car's graphite paint job is probably more elegant than the two-tone option, though it would be misleading to apply the same word to those massive 21-inch chrome wheels. Perhaps most importantly, the Wraith is, quite plainly, a Rolls-Royce and nothing else, taste preferences excepted.
Safety
Numerous safety systems are included in the Rolls-Royce Wraith to guarantee the security of its riders. Advanced driver aid features, including adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and night vision, are a few of these features. To improve occupant protection in the case of an accident, the vehicle also has a solid body construction and an extensive airbag system.
Variants
Scarlet Red, Black Diamond, Darkest Tungsten, Midnight Sapphire, Anthracite, Salamanca Blue, Smokey Quartz, Bohemian Red, Dark Emerald, and Petra Gold are the eleven colours available for the Rolls-Royce Wraith.
Pros
- Excellent craftsmanship.
- Amazingly smooth ride.
- Luxurious interiors.
Cons
- High costs.
- Not a skilled operator.
- Back seats are uncomfortable.
Price
The starting price of a Rolls-Royce Wraith in India is ₹ 5.00 crore.
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