Rolls-Royce
1 models · 2 trims · United Kingdom
1 models · 2 trims · United Kingdom
- Importer
- Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok — operated by Millennium Group Corporation (Asia) PCL (MGC-ASIA), sole authorised Rolls-Royce retailer in Thailand since 2012. All models CBU from Goodwood, UK.
- Distributors
- Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok (MGC-ASIA)Only authorised Rolls-Royce dealer partner in Thailand since 2012; a wholly owned subsidiary of Millennium Group Corporation (Asia) PCL (MGC-ASIA). Registered legal name not confirmed.
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Which Rolls-Royce EVs are sold in Thailand?
Rolls-Royce has 1 EV on sale in Thailand. From-prices: Spectre ฿31,800,000.
What is the cheapest Rolls-Royce EV in Thailand?
The Spectre, from ฿31,800,000, is the Rolls-Royce EV with the lowest starting price in Thailand right now.
Who sells Rolls-Royce cars in Thailand?
Rolls-Royce is distributed in Thailand by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok — operated by Millennium Group Corporation (Asia) PCL (MGC-ASIA), sole authorised Rolls-Royce retailer in Thailand since 2012. All models CBU from Goodwood, UK..
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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok launched the Black Badge Spectre at ฿41,500,000, ฿9.7 million above the standard Spectre. It is the most powerful Rolls-Royce yet: 485 kW (659 PS) in Infinity Mode and 1,075 Nm in Spirited Mode, 0–100 km/h in 4.3 s, up to 530 km WLTP, 23-inch forged wheels and a stiffened, retuned chassis.
- 2024-08-09AnnouncementRolls-Royce opens Galleria boutique showroom at Siam Paragon
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok, run by MGC-ASIA (the sole authorised Rolls-Royce retailer in Thailand since 2012), opened a Galleria boutique with a Bespoke Atelier on the second floor of Siam Paragon. It adds to the Rama 3 showroom and service centre, and the Spectre was in the opening window display.
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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok launched the Spectre, the marque's first fully electric car, at an official starting price of ฿31,800,000 (CBU from Goodwood, UK) before Bespoke options. It is a two-door, four-seat coupé with a 102 kWh battery, 430 kW / 900 Nm dual-motor AWD, 530 km WLTP range and 195 kW DC charging.
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▸ About Rolls-Royce in Thailand
Compiled from the Thai distributor's own site, launch press and government records. Every claim carries a source, and anything we could not verify is marked [unverified] rather than guessed · ~18 min read
At a glance
- Distributor / retailer: Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok, run by MGC-ASIA — "the only authorised retailer of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars in Thailand since 2012" (Rolls-Royce newsroom, 2024-08-09). Thai press calls it "the sole official Rolls-Royce distributor in Thailand", under Millennium Group Corporation (Asia) PCL (Autolifethailand, 2025-06-12, Thairath, 2025-06-12, Autolifethailand, 2026-02-17).
- First BEV launched: Spectre, Thai launch 2023-10-03, "ราคา อย่างเป็นทางการ (นำเข้า CBU) เริ่มต้น 31,800,000 บาท" (Autolifethailand).
- BEVs on sale (as of 2026-11-03): Spectre ฿31,800,000 and Black Badge Spectre ฿41,500,000, both last confirmed at the Bangkok International Motor Show on 2026-03-25 (Thairath English, 2026-03-25).
- Showrooms: the Galleria boutique, 991 Rama I Rd, 2nd floor
(South) — Siam Paragon — and the Rama 3 site, 999 Rama 3 Rd, Bang Khlo,
Bang Kho Laem, both Bangkok
(official dealer page, read 2026-11-03;
Rolls-Royce newsroom, 2024-08-09).
A Phuket boutique opened in 2017; the official dealer page does not
list it, so whether it is still open is
[unverified]. - Current BEV price band: ฿31,800,000 – ฿41,500,000 ("starting" prices, before Bespoke options).
- Import: CBU from the Goodwood plant, West Sussex, England (Autolifethailand "นำเข้า CBU"; Wikipedia — Goodwood plant).
Rolls-Royce is the most expensive brand in the evchu catalogue by a wide margin: the cheapest Spectre costs about three times a BMW i7 M70. The Spectre is a two-door, four-seat electric coupé built on the marque's own aluminium spaceframe, not on a BMW platform. Volume is tiny — at least 13 Thai first registrations from March 2024 to January 2026 (see Sales).
Thai spelling. Autolifethailand writes the brand โรลส์-รอยซ์ in its tags (en dash "โรลส์–รอยซ์" in body text; its headlines use the Latin "Rolls-Royce"); Thairath writes โรลส์-รอยซ์ too (Thairath, 2025-06-12). the dealer โรลส์–รอยซ์ มอเตอร์คาร์ส แบงคอก, and the model สเปกเตอร์ ("โรลส์–รอยซ์ แบล็คแบจ สเปกเตอร์") (Autolifethailand, 2025-06-12).
Distribution & business
MGC-ASIA (Millennium Group Corporation (Asia) PCL) is a listed Thai
luxury-auto group; its home page lists Rolls-Royce among its partner
brands, and its head office is on Lat Phrao Road, Bangkok
(mgc-asia.com,
business at a glance).
Rolls-Royce's own newsroom dates MGC-ASIA's sole authorised-retailer
status to 2012
(newsroom, 2024-08-09).
The official dealer page says Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok opened
"its doors in 2012", "is a wholly owned subsidiary of MGC-ASIA", and "is
the only authorised dealer partner of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars in the
Kingdom of Thailand"
(rolls-roycemotorcars.com/bangkok, read 2026-11-03).
A 2017 Phuket-opening press release names the operating company
"Millionaire Auto (Thailand) Company Limited" under "Master Group
Corporation (Asia)"
(Bangkokbiznews PR) —
that wording does not match MGC-ASIA's registered name, so the
operating subsidiary's registered legal name is [unverified].
People: Krisda Sawamiphakdi, General Manager, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok (August 2024, newsroom); Chatchai Keawphongsri (ฉัตรชัย แก้วผ่องศรี; spelled "Keawphongsri" on the dealer site), General Manager (June 2025, February 2026 and the dealer page on 2026-11-03, Thairath, Autolifethailand, dealer page). Irene Nikkein, Regional Director Asia-Pacific, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.
Pricing practice. Every Rolls-Royce is built to order and most carry Bespoke content, so Thai prices are published as "starting from" figures. Thairath notes that import taxes and options often push the final price well above the base (Thairath English, 2026-03-25). Thai press does not publish option prices.
Showrooms
| Name | Address | Opened | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok — Rama 3 | 999 Rama 3 Rd., Bang Khlo, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120 · Mon–Sat 08:30–17:30, Sun closed · +66 87 591 8877 (dealer page) | [unverified] |
Showroom + service centre (newsroom 2024, Autolifethailand 2026); the dealer page lists it under "Bangkok services" |
| Rolls-Royce Galleria, Siam Paragon | 991 Rama I Rd, 2nd floor (South), Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330 · daily 10:00–20:00 (dealer page) | 2024-08 (press release 2024-08-09) | Boutique showroom with a Bespoke Atelier; first Rolls-Royce showroom in an Asia-Pacific luxury mall (newsroom). Succeeds the 2013 Siam Paragon boutique, billed then as the world's first Rolls-Royce boutique showroom (designcurial). |
| Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Phuket (boutique) | 9/99 Moo 5, Chaloem Phra Kiat Ratchakan Thi 9 Road, Ratsada, Mueang Phuket 83000 · +66 76 201999 | 2017 | 280 m² boutique with aftersales (Bangkokbiznews PR, 2017). Still open [unverified] — neither the 2024 newsroom release, the 2026 Autolifethailand article nor the official dealer page (2026-11-03) lists it, although the dealer page speaks of "three showroom locations" and gives addresses for only two. |
Service centers
| Name | Address | Authorized for | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rama 3 | 999 Rama 3 Rd., Bang Khlo, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120 | sales + service | Named as "showroom and service centre" (Autolifethailand, 2026-02-17). EV-specific service capability not stated. |
Charging network partners
None announced for Thailand. Home-charging package [unverified].
Warranty terms
Thai launch terms (Autolifethailand, 2023-10-03, updated 2026-03-31):
- Vehicle: 4 years, unlimited mileage
- High-voltage battery: 10 years (mileage not stated)
- Service plan: all labour costs covered (duration not stated)
- Roadside assistance: 24-hour
The official Bangkok ownership page (rolls-roycemotorcars.com/bangkok, read 2026-11-03) says roadside assistance covers "the first four years", and that Rolls-Royce Service Inclusive can extend cover after "the initial four years" by two, three or five years (up to nine), on Phantom, Ghost, Cullinan and Spectre. It states no battery warranty.
Rolls-Royce announced on 2026-02-05 "an unprecedented 15-year,
unlimited mileage battery warranty, offered as standard to new and
existing Spectres"
(Rolls-Royce newsroom).
The release names no markets; whether Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok
applies it is [unverified].
Spectre — two-door, four-seat ultra-luxury electric coupé
The first fully electric Rolls-Royce (newsroom). It sits on Rolls-Royce's own aluminium spaceframe rather than a BMW platform, though its motors are BMW eDrive units.
Lineage & platform
- Generation: Spectre (now retro-named Series I), revealed 2022-10-18, first deliveries Q4 2023 (newsroom — Spectre unveiled); model year 2024 (Wikipedia).
- Platform: "Architecture of Luxury", Rolls-Royce's all-aluminium spaceframe, shared with Phantom VIII and Cullinan (newsroom — Spectre unveiled, Wikipedia). The battery is integrated into the structure under the floor and acts as almost 700 kg of sound deadening.
- Electrical architecture: "Decentralised Intelligence", linking
more than 1,000 vehicle functions (same source). Battery voltage
[unverified]— not stated by any source consulted. - Motors: two separately excited synchronous motors (BMW eDrive) (Wikipedia, Autolifethailand BB).
- Origin: built at Goodwood, West Sussex, England (Wikipedia); imported to Thailand CBU (Autolifethailand).
- Successor: Spectre Series II, revealed 2026-06-02 — not yet launched in Thailand (see Announced but not yet on sale).
Lineup events
| Date | Event | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2022-10-18 | Global reveal | Preliminary specs: 430 kW, 520 km WLTP (newsroom) |
| 2023-10-03 | Thai launch | Spectre from ฿31,800,000, CBU (Autolifethailand); Chobrod reported Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok opening sales at ฿31.8 m on 2023-10-04 (lead only) |
| 2024-03 | First Thai registrations | 2 Spectres registered (DLT) — see Sales |
| 2024-08-09 | Galleria showroom, Siam Paragon | Spectre in the window display (newsroom) |
| 2025-02-18 | Black Badge Spectre global reveal | 485 kW / 1,075 Nm (newsroom) |
| 2025-06-12 | Black Badge Spectre Thai launch | from ฿41,500,000 (Autolifethailand, Thairath) |
| 2026-02-05 | 15-year battery warranty (global) | Thai applicability [unverified] (newsroom) |
| 2026-03-25 | Prices restated at BIMS 2026 | Spectre ฿31,800,000 / Black Badge Spectre ฿41,500,000 (Thairath English) |
| 2026-03-31 | Launch article re-confirmed | Autolifethailand updated its Spectre price page, still ฿31,800,000 (Autolifethailand) |
| 2026-06-02 | Spectre Series II global reveal | Not launched in Thailand as of 2026-11-03 (newsroom) |
Trims
Both trims are listed current as of 2026-11-03. The latest price confirmation found is 2026-03-25/31; no source after Series II's June 2026 reveal says whether Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok is still taking Series I orders or now quotes Series II. The dealer site's model menu (shared with the global site) already lists only "Spectre Series II", which points to Series I being superseded, but no Thai source dates its end. Re-check when a Thai Series II launch is reported.
Spectre — ฿31,800,000
Pricing. "ราคาอย่างเป็นทางการ (นำเข้า CBU) เริ่มต้น 31,800,000 บาท" (Autolifethailand, 2023-10-03, updated 2026-03-31); "Spectre (Standard) 31,800,000 baht" (Thairath English, 2026-03-25). Two independent Thai trade-press sources agree — ✓. No launch special or intro offer was reported. Price unchanged from launch to the last calls it Standard, after Thairath's "Spectre (Standard)", so the site shows "Spectre Standard" beside "Spectre Black Badge".
Specs below are from the official Rolls-Royce 2023 press kit (newsroom — "The Rolls-Royce that changes everything") unless another source is named.
| Spec | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Launch MSRP (2023-10-03) | ฿31,800,000 | Autolifethailand |
| Current MSRP (as of 2026-03-25) | ฿31,800,000 | Thairath English, Autolifethailand (updated 2026-03-31) |
| Battery (kWh) | 102 (net), lithium-ion | press kit; Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| Battery chemistry | [unverified] — "lithium-ion" only |
Autolifethailand |
| Cell supplier | [unverified] |
— |
| Voltage architecture | [unverified] |
not stated |
| Range (WLTP) | 530 km (329 mi) | press kit; newsroom 2026-02-05 "Electric range 329 mi / 530 km"; Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| WLTP consumption | 23.6–22.2 kWh/100 km | press kit |
| Range (NEDC / CLTC) | — | not published for this car |
| Drive | AWD, dual motor | press kit |
| Front motor | 190 kW / 365 Nm (258 hp) | press kit; Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| Rear motor | 360 kW / 710 Nm (489 hp) | press kit; Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| Combined power | 430 kW (584 PS) | press kit ("430 kW (584 hp)"); Thairath ("584 hp (430 kW)") |
| Combined torque | 900 Nm | press kit |
| 0–100 km/h | 4.5 s (0–60 mph 4.4 s) | press kit; Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| Top speed | [unverified] |
not stated by any source consulted |
| AC charging | 22 kW, 0–100% in 5 h 30 min | press kit; Autolifethailand |
| DC charging peak | 195 kW | press kit; Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| DC charging 10–80% | 34 min at 195 kW (95 min at 50 kW) | press kit |
| DC range added | ~100 km in ~9 min | press kit; Thairath |
| V2L output | — | not stated |
| Connectors | Type 2 / CCS Combo ◐ | Autolifethailand only |
| Seats | 4 (2+2), 2 doors (rear-hinged coach doors) | press kit; Autolifethailand |
| Wheels | 23″ | press kit; Autolifethailand |
| Tire spec | — | not stated |
| Length × Width × Height | 5,490 × 2,015 (2,144 incl. mirrors) × 1,575 mm ◐ | press kit (2023). Conflicts below. |
| Wheelbase | 3,210 mm | press kit; reveal release; Autolifethailand; Wikipedia |
| Turning circle | 12.7 m | press kit |
| Curb weight | 2,890 kg | press kit; Autolifethailand |
| Trunk capacity | 380 L ◐ | Autolifethailand only |
| Frunk capacity | — | not stated |
| Towing capacity | — | not stated |
| Drag coefficient (Cd) | 0.25 | press kit; reveal release; Autolifethailand |
| Suspension | Planar Suspension System (evolution of Ghost's) | press kit |
Source conflicts:
- Dimensions. Three published sets: the 2022 reveal (preliminary) 5,453 × 2,080 × 1,559 mm, 2,975 kg (newsroom; Wikipedia repeats these); the 2023 production press kit 5,490 × 2,015 × 1,575 mm, 2,890 kg; Autolifethailand 5,475 × 2,017 × 1,573 mm, figure. ◐.
- Power label. Autolifethailand says "592 hp"; 430 kW is 584 PS / 577 hp. Thairath gives 584 hp (430 kW). 430 kW is used.
- Range. The 2022 reveal said 520 km (preliminary); the 2023 press kit and the 2026 release say 530 km; Wikipedia's 517 km is not sourced to Rolls-Royce. 530 km WLTP is used.
- Motor ratings vs system output. The per-motor peaks (190 + 360 kW) add up to more than the 430 kW system output. The site sums write the per-motor peaks there: it uses the loader's 40/60 split of system output (172 / 258 kW) and stores the official per-motor
- Delivery timing. Autolifethailand says deliveries were expected in Q4 2024, but DLT shows Thai registrations from March 2024 and Rolls-Royce started global deliveries in Q4 2023. The DLT data is used.
Standard equipment
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok publishes no Thai equipment list, and every car is specified to order. Items confirmed by the official press kit and Autolifethailand:
- Coach doors (rear-hinged) — "ประตู Coach-Doors" (Autolifethailand)
- Planar Suspension System (press kit)
- 23″ wheels (press kit)
- Four individual seats, 2+2 (press kit)
- Type 2 / CCS Combo charging, 22 kW AC on-board (Autolifethailand, press kit)
Other standard equipment [unverified] for the Thai car.
Optional equipment / packs
Bespoke only — colours, materials, Starlight Headliner patterns, commissioned artwork. No Thai option prices are published.
Black Badge Spectre — ฿41,500,000
Pricing. "มีราคาเริ่มต้นที่ 41.5 ล้านบาท" (Autolifethailand, 2025-06-12); "41.5 ล้านบาท" (Thairath, 2025-06-12); "Black Badge Spectre 41,500,000 baht" (Thairath English, 2026-03-25). Two independent outlets agree on the launch price — ✓. The 2026-03-25 confirmation is Thairath only. No launch venue, intro offer or delivery date was reported.
Black Badge is Rolls-Royce's darker, more driver-focused sub-brand. The official reveal release (newsroom, 2025-02-18) calls it the most powerful Rolls-Royce to date.
| Spec | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Launch MSRP (2025-06-12) | ฿41,500,000 | Autolifethailand, Thairath |
| Current MSRP (as of 2026-03-25) | ฿41,500,000 | Thairath English |
| Battery (kWh) | 102 ◐ | not restated for Black Badge; same Spectre platform and pack |
| Range (WLTP) | 493–530 km ("306-329 mi / 493-530 km") | newsroom; Autolifethailand and Thairath "up to 530 km WLTP" |
| WLTP consumption | 23.8–22.2 kWh/100 km | newsroom |
| Drive | AWD, two separately excited synchronous motors | Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| Combined power | 485 kW (659 PS) in Infinity Mode | newsroom; Autolifethailand / Thairath "659 hp" |
| Power outside Infinity Mode | [unverified] |
not stated |
| Combined torque | 1,075 Nm in Spirited Mode | newsroom; Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| Per-axle motor ratings | [unverified] |
not published |
| 0–100 km/h | 4.3 s ◐ (Rolls-Royce gives 0–60 mph 4.1 s, Spirited Mode) | Autolifethailand; Thairath |
| Top speed | [unverified] |
not stated |
| AC / DC charging | 22 kW / 195 kW ◐ | not restated for Black Badge; Spectre figures |
| Seats | 4 ◐ | not restated for Black Badge (neither the reveal release nor Autolifethailand gives a count); same 2+2 body as Spectre (press kit) |
| Wheels | 23″ forged aluminium, new five-spoke design, part-polished or all-black | newsroom; Autolifethailand |
| Dimensions / weight / Cd / turning circle | as Spectre ◐ | not restated; evchu's data carries the Spectre press-kit figures |
Distinctive features (vs Spectre)
From the reveal release, Autolifethailand and Thairath:
- +55 kW (485 vs 430 kW) in Infinity Mode, which Thairath says is inspired by the short-term power boost of the wartime Merlin aero engine; +175 Nm (1,075 vs 900 Nm) in Spirited Mode
- Space frame stiffness up 30% (Thairath); heavier steering; adjusted roll stabilisation and dampers to cut squat and dive (newsroom)
- 23″ forged five-spoke wheels, part-polished or all-black
- Illuminated Pantheon grille, black-chrome Spirit of Ecstasy, tail lamps without colour elements (Thairath)
- Technical Fibre (carbon + metal) interior trim; illuminated fascia with an Infinity motif and 5,500+ stars; Starlight Doors; illuminated "Black Badge" step plates
- Gauge-face colour choice: Vivid Grellow, Neon Nights, Cyan Fire, Ultraviolet, Synth Wave
Colors
Rolls-Royce paint is Bespoke; Thairath describes Black Badge body colours as "unlimited" (Thairath, 2025-06-12). No Thai colour list or hex values are published, so no colours are
| Name | Hex | Image URL | Seen on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anthracite (with Mandarin & Navy interior) | — | — | Spectre in the Siam Paragon Galleria window, 2024-08 (newsroom) |
| Vapour Violet | — | — | New Black Badge Spectre paint finish (global) (newsroom, 2025-02-18) |
Versus competitors
| Spec | Spectre | Black Badge Spectre | BMW i7 M70 xDrive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thai price | ฿31,800,000 | ฿41,500,000 | ฿9,999,000 at launch (2023-09-01), since discontinued |
| Body | 2-door, 4-seat coupé | 2-door, 4-seat coupé | 4-door, 5-seat saloon |
| Power / torque | 430 kW / 900 Nm | 485 kW / 1,075 Nm | 485 kW / 1,015 Nm |
| Range (WLTP) | 530 km | 493–530 km | 560 km |
| DC peak | 195 kW | 195 kW ◐ | 195 kW |
on 2026-11-03. The Black Badge Spectre matches the i7 M70's output for four times the price; the premium buys coachbuilding, not specification.
Sources
- Rolls-Royce newsroom — Spectre unveiled (2022-10-18)
- Rolls-Royce newsroom — Spectre press kit (2023)
- Rolls-Royce newsroom — Black Badge Spectre (2025-02-18)
- Rolls-Royce newsroom — 15-year battery warranty (2026-02-05)
- Autolifethailand — Spectre official price (2023-10-03, updated 2026-03-31)
- Autolifethailand — Black Badge Spectre official price (2025-06-12)
- Thairath — Black Badge Spectre launch (2025-06-12)
- Thairath English — BIMS 2026 prices (2026-03-25)
- Wikipedia — Rolls-Royce Spectre
Verification matrix
| Field | ✓ Verified | Source | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| BEV (no hybrid Spectre) | ✓ | newsroom, Autolifethailand | |
| Thai launch 2023-10-03 | ✓ | Autolifethailand (dated 2023-10-03); Chobrod 2023-10-04 (lead) | venue not reported |
| Spectre ฿31,800,000 | ✓ | Autolifethailand, Thairath English | last confirmed 2026-03-25/31 |
| Black Badge launch 2025-06-12 | ✓ | Autolifethailand, Thairath | both published 2025-06-12 |
| Black Badge ฿41,500,000 | ✓ | Autolifethailand, Thairath (2025: "41.5 ล้าน"); Thairath English 2026 (exact) | 2026 confirmation is one outlet |
| Still on sale after Series II reveal | ◐ [unverified] |
— | no Thai report after 2026-06-02 either way; dealer-site model menu lists only Spectre Series II |
| Battery 102 kWh | ✓ Spectre / ◐ Black Badge | press kit, Autolifethailand, Thairath | not restated for Black Badge |
| Chemistry / cell supplier / voltage | ✗ | not stated | |
| Range 530 km WLTP | ✓ | press kit, newsroom 2026, Thai press | Black Badge 493–530 km |
| Power 430 kW / 900 Nm | ✓ | press kit | Thai "592 hp" rejected |
| Black Badge 485 kW / 1,075 Nm | ✓ | newsroom, Thai press | mode-dependent (Infinity / Spirited) |
| 0–100 4.5 s (Spectre) | ✓ | press kit, Thai press | |
| 0–100 4.3 s (Black Badge) | ◐ | Autolifethailand, Thairath | official gives 0–60 mph 4.1 s only |
| Top speed | ✗ | not stated | |
| AC 22 kW / DC 195 kW / 34 min | ✓ Spectre / ◐ Black Badge | press kit, Autolifethailand | |
| Connectors Type 2 / CCS | ◐ | Autolifethailand | |
| Dimensions | ◐ | press kit 2023 | three conflicting sets; press kit used |
| Wheelbase 3,210 / Cd 0.25 / 2,890 kg | ✓ | press kit, Autolifethailand | |
| Boot 380 L | ◐ | Autolifethailand | |
| Seats 4 / wheels 23″ | ✓ | press kit, newsroom | |
| Warranty 4 y unlimited km / battery 10 y | ◐ | Autolifethailand (2023) | global 15-y battery warranty (2026-02-05) — Thai applicability [unverified] |
| Origin CBU, Goodwood UK | ✓ | Autolifethailand (CBU), Wikipedia (Goodwood) | |
| Colours | ✗ | Bespoke; no Thai list | |
| Distributor MGC-ASIA, since 2012 | ✓ | Rolls-Royce newsroom, official dealer page, Autolifethailand, Thairath | "wholly owned subsidiary of MGC-ASIA" (dealer page); registered legal name ✗ |
| Showroom addresses (Siam Paragon, Rama 3) | ✓ | official dealer page | Phuket not listed ✗ |
| Seats 4 (Black Badge) | ◐ | not restated for Black Badge |
Announced but not yet on sale
- Spectre Series II — revealed 2026-06-02
(newsroom);
public-road debut in Stockholm 2026-10-23
(newsroom).
442 kW / 1,015 Nm; "re-engineered battery cell technology" gives up
to 18% more range, 582–628 km WLTP (21.7–20.2 kWh/100 km), and
charging times are "reduced by up to 14%".
Black Badge Spectre Series II: 500 kW in Infinity Mode, up to
1,100 Nm in Spirited Mode, 578–628 km WLTP. New Gradient Two-Tone
paint, Ethereal Blue, Duality Twill and Placed Perforation interiors.
Battery capacity and charging power not stated.
Thailand: no launch, price or timing announced as of 2026-11-03 —
nothing on Autolifethailand's Rolls-Royce tag page or Thairath's
Rolls-Royce tag page, and Rolls-Royce is not in the Motor Expo 2026
booth list (2026-12-02 to 12-13)
(Autolifethailand tag,
Thairath tag,
Autolifethailand — Motor Expo 2026 booth plan).
The model menu on Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok's pages (shared with
the global site) lists "Spectre Series II" and no longer a Series I
Spectre, but the Bangkok site has no Series II page, price or date
(dealer page, read 2026-11-03).
even an
upcomingrow yet. It matters for buyers: a Thai Series II launch would retire the Series I trims above. - Project Nightingale — Rolls-Royce's first Coachbuild Collection model, fully electric, open-top with a cashmere soft-top, 100 units worldwide, deliveries from 2028 (Thairath, 2026-05-18); Thairath's 2026-05-24 headline says it is sold only to selected, long-standing clients (Thairath tag page). No Thai price or Thai allocation reported. Not a catalogue model.
Out of scope models
(Thairath English, 2026-03-25, Autolifethailand — Cullinan Series II):
- Cullinan Series II — from ฿38,000,000 (Thai launch 2024-12-12), 6.75 L twin-turbo V12
- Ghost Series II / Ghost Extended — ฿35,900,000–44,000,000 depending on Bespoke content, 6.75 L V12 (571 PS / 850 Nm)
- Phantom / Phantom Extended, Black Badge Cullinan, Black Badge Ghost — V12; all appear in DLT registrations
Cross-model lineup history
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 2012 | MGC-ASIA becomes Rolls-Royce's sole authorised Thai retailer |
| 2013 | World's first Rolls-Royce boutique showroom opens at Siam Paragon |
| 2017 | Phuket boutique opens |
| 2023-10-03 | Spectre, the first Rolls-Royce BEV, launches in Thailand at ฿31,800,000 |
| 2024-08-09 | Galleria boutique opens on Siam Paragon's 2nd floor |
| 2025-06-12 | Black Badge Spectre launches at ฿41,500,000 |
| 2026-03-25 | Both Spectre prices restated at the Bangkok International Motor Show |
| 2026-06-02 | Spectre Series II revealed globally (Thai launch not announced) |
Sales / market position
- DLT first registrations, "ROLLS-ROYCE Spectre" (passenger car ≤7 seats; the DLT does not separate Black Badge): 2024-03: 2, 2024-05: 1, 2024-10: 1, 2025-01: 1, 2025-02: 2, 2025-03: 1, 2025-04: 1, 2025-06: 2, 2025-10: 1, 2025-12: 1 — 13 in the captured months. None in January 2026, the newest month captured. evchu's capture is missing 2024-06, 2024-09 and 2024-11, so 13 is a floor (DLT open data, gdcatalog.dlt.go.th, from re-read 2026-11-03).
- Notable reviews: none in Thai press beyond launch coverage.
- Known incidents / recalls: none found in Thailand.
- Customer feedback: none of substance found.
Brand links
- Official dealer site: https://www.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/bangkok/ (redirects to /bangkok/en_GB/showroom.html; read 2026-11-03)
- Rolls-Royce newsroom: https://newsroom.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/
- Operator: https://www.mgc-asia.com/ (MGC-ASIA; group Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/millenniumgroupcorporationasia)
- Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Bangkok Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rollsroycemotorcarsbangkok/ and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rollsroycethailand/ (both linked from the official dealer page, 2026-11-03); LINE
[unverified]
All sources
Official (Rolls-Royce / MGC-ASIA)
- https://newsroom.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/rolls-royce-spectre-unveiled-the-marques-first-fully-electric-motor-car/
- https://newsroom.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/rolls-royce-spectre-the-rolls-royce-that-changes-everything/
- https://newsroom.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/rolls-royce-announces-black-badge-spectre-the-alter-ego-amplified_20260727074944689/
- https://newsroom.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/rolls-royce-spectre-crafted-to-become-a-future-classic/
- https://newsroom.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/rolls-royce-presents-spectre-series-ii-the-relentless-pursuit-of-perfection-continues/
- https://newsroom.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/spectre-series-ii-makes-its-debut-on-public-roads-in-stockholm/
- https://newsroom.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/rolls-royce-motor-cars-bangkok-opens-new-showroom-in-thailands-largest-luxury-hub/
- https://www.mgc-asia.com/
- https://www.mgc-asia.com/th/businesses/business-at-a-glance
- https://www.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/bangkok/en_GB/showroom.html
- https://www.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/bangkok/en_GB/ownership-services.html
Thai press
- https://autolifethailand.tv/official-price-rolls-royce-spectre-ev-bev-thailand/
- https://autolifethailand.tv/rolls-royce-black-badge-spectre-2025/
- https://autolifethailand.tv/rolls-royce-inspiring-greatness-driven-by-the-year-of-the-horse/
- https://autolifethailand.tv/official-price-rolls-royce-cullinan-series-2/
- https://autolifethailand.tv/motor-expo-2026-booth-plan/
- https://autolifethailand.tv/tag/rolls-royce/
- https://www.thairath.co.th/news/auto/evcar/2864163
- https://en.thairath.co.th/news/auto/2922184
- https://www.thairath.co.th/news/auto/news/2933567
- https://www.thairath.co.th/tags/Rolls-Royce
- https://www.bangkokbiznews.com/pr-news/biz2u/222359 (2017 Phuket PR)
Reference
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce_Spectre
- https://old.designcurial.com/news/rolls-royce-motor-cars-opens-world-s-first-boutique-showroom-in-bangkok
Leads only (not used for prices)
- Chobrod (2023-10-04 Spectre, 2025 Black Badge Spectre articles)
- Zigwheels / Checkraka Spectre pages ("price not officially available")