Rolls Royce Wraith, now we see the clock and the doors

In the weeks leading up to the Geneva Motor Show, Rolls Royce is gradually revealing small parts of its new model in the form of teasers: the Wraith, a Coupé based on the Ghost. Today, the English luxury brand has published two more photographs that reveal the design of the clock on the dashboard and the driver’s door.

In the first image, the fastest and most sporty Rolls Royce ever built by the brand shows the Wraith’s door panel, a part of the Coupé that has been crafted from wood covered in leather and a porous surface, offering its occupants the luxury and quality expected of a Rolls Royce.

The second photograph shows the dashboard clock set in a chrome edge trimmed in black piano wood. The tips of the clock hands have been painted orange to pay tribute to the company’s aeronautical heritage, as well as to hint at the car’s dynamic potential.

The engine powering the Wraith will be a 6.6-litre V12 with twin-turbocharging capable of delivering over 600 CV of power. In this way, the Rolls Royce will be able to reach 100 km/h from a standstill in 4.7 seconds.

Source | Rolls Royce