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Tuesday, 14 April 2026

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13 April
Halcyon Charges New Rolls-Royce Money For A Six-Decade-Old V8

Only 60 examples will be built, each requiring 5,000 hours of labor. Prices for these restomods will start at an eye-watering $570,000. Cabin includes a bespoke 1.4-meter-long gallery and tan leather. While it’s classic sports cars and...

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13 April
Rolls-Royce Looks Like It’s Bringing Back The Convertible, Just Not For Normal Money

Rolls-Royce hints at a new drop-top model arriving April 14. The teaser silhouette looks a lot like a coach-built Droptail of sorts. An electric Spectre-based convertible could finally be on the way. Rolls-Royce is no stranger to intrigue,...

Carscoops

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13 April
Rolls-Royce teases a new convertible; to be unveiled on April 14

Rolls-Royce has put out a teaser, hinting at a new convertible model. We will come to know whether it’s a one-off or a limited edition after it’s revealed on April 14. The teaser image shared by Rolls-Royce has the car under a cover and a quote by...

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09 April
Spy Photos: 2028 Rolls-Royce EV SUV Rocks Split-Opening Hood

Related to a certain degree to BMW's zero-emission i7 sedan, the Rolls-Royce Spectre will soon get a sport utility vehicle-bodied sibling with Cullinan styling cues. While its name remains a mystery for the time being, new spy photos reveal a...

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07 April
Rolls-Royce Phantom | High Mile Club

Very few cars seriously compete with the Phantom's regal presence - at less than £40k, none do

PistonHeads

24 March
New Rolls-Royce Coachbuild Collection is the ultimate in luxury

New super-luxury Rolls-Royce models are on the way, but you'll need an invite to get one

Auto Express

20 March
Rolls-Royce puts EV plans on ice, with V12 engines to remain... For now

Luxury brand is the latest carmaker to slow plans for all-electric line-up, due to lack of demand

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18 March
Rolls-Royce vows to stick with potent 12-cylinder petrol engines as it shelves plan to go electric in 2030

Prestige car maker says softening of government regulatory rules on the transition to electric and continued demand for big petrol engines from super-rich customers has driven the decision.

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