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The Rolls-Royce Spectre EV looks even more spectacular with this carbon fibre bodywork
The tuner has created a body kit available in three different types of carbon fibre cladding that make it look far more spectacular.

Owners of a Rolls-Royce do not want to stand out too much. For this reason, they enjoy a very elegant type of car that does not usually stand out for its extravagance. Luxurious, spectacular, but without anything that stands out too much. But for those who want to make their ultra-luxury car more striking, they have at their disposal body kits that give it more intensity.
The Rolls-Royce Spectre EV is the British brand’s model that opts for an electric drivetrain. For this model, the tuner 1016 Industries has designed a body kit that gives it a much more attractive look, with black as the absolute protagonist.

Three materials to dress the Rolls-Royce Spectre EV
The tuner offers three types of material to create this version: Black Badge carbon, forged carbon and twill carbon twill. Each of these three types of cladding offers a spectacular look and they share several common elements, such as the divider, with the frames of the light clusters designed to give a more dynamic and modern touch.
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ROLLS ROYCE SPECTRE EV
The bonnet has also been redesigned and offers a more contemporary look, but without being excessively eye-catching. This one is somewhat more striking, made of forged carbon, but with the traditional carbon cladding it is more restrained.
On the front side panels subtle decorative details have been fitted that enhance its look. There are also side skirts designed expressly for this model. But the greatest differences are at the rear. Here a small spoiler over the rear windscreen and another on top of the boot lid have been fitted.
The rear design is completed by the rear light cluster covers and the rear diffuser, also made of carbon fibre, to ensure that no one fails to notice this car immediately.
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