Before the Spectre, there was the 102EX — a one-off electric Phantom that Rolls-Royce drove across four continents not to sell, but to listen. Here's what they heard, and what they did with it.
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102EX (Phantom Experimental Electric), returned to the Home of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars in West Sussex, England this week following completion of its global test programme.
According to Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Mueller-Oetvoes in an interview for Auto News, customers have had mixed feelings about potential electric versions of the automaker's vehicles
Rolls Royce stays busy at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show by breaking the stereotype of high-end luxury cars
After months of speculations and several hints coming from Goodwood, Rolls Royce announces the 102EX concept, a one-off electric Phantom, and it will debut at the Geneva Auto Show.
