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Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia

Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia
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Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia

The Rolls-Royce Spectre is the brand's first electric vehicle. It's coming to Australia in 2024, priced from $770,000.

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Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia

Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia
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Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia

Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia
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Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia

Rolls-Royce prices its first electric car for Australia
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