Rolls-Royce Unveils Latest Bespoke Build: The Spectre "Semaphore"
Set to make its official debut at Monterey Car Week’s The Qual event.
Rolls-Royce is set to debut the Spectre Semaphore, a one-of-a-kind bespoke commission, at The Quail, motorsports gathering, during Monterey Car Week. This unique edition of the all-electric Spectre showcases the innovative luxury trends being embraced by the marque’s clientele.
The Spectre Semaphore’s standout feature is its exterior, finished in a bespoke Semaphore Yellow. This vivid hue is complemented by the “Marbled Paint Spill” artwork on the hood, a tribute to the coastal elegance of California. This intricate design, requiring 160 hours of development, uses silver lacquer and multiple layers of clear coat to achieve a seamless and striking finish.
Inside, the bright yellow theme continues with a blend of Lemon Yellow and Citrine Yellow adorning the seats, Starlight doors and instrument panel. The interior also features contrasting Grace White and Slate Grey hues, with Lemon Yellow stitching. Rolls-Royce has extended the bespoke experience into the digital realm, aligning the SPIRIT operating system’s digital dials with the car’s vibrant color scheme.
Adding to the contemporary design is a high-polish bespoke wood set in Cashmere Grey, infused with silver mica flakes to create a subtle sparkle under direct light. This meticulous attention to detail highlights Rolls-Royce’s commitment to unparalleled craftsmanship and luxury. Only one Spectre Semaphore will be produced, making it a truly exclusive offering.
The vehicle will be available exclusively through authorized Rolls-Royce Motor Cars dealer partners in the United States and is set to make its debut at the Quail on August 16. Details on pricing have not yet been shared at the time of writing.
