Rolls-Royce Wraith

Summary

The Wraith was first revealed at the Geneva Motor Show 2013 and the deliveries began in the same year. It is a four-seat two-door coupé offered by Rolls-Royce to appeal a younger buyer. This sedan was the first car to have the Satellite Aided Transmission system that decides to shift between gears depending on the road ahead.

 Exterior

It is very similar to other Rolls-Royce models in exterior terms. The Wraith gets a programmable projector beam with high-intensity headlights as well as auto-levelling and adaptive high beam functions. Additionally, heating features for the front windshield and ORVMs, ESC and RSC, ABS with driveline traction control, surround cameras and night vision.

 Interior

The opulent interior of the Wraith carries Rolls-Royce signature design fashion. It still comes with an analogue instrument cluster while the carmaker has given a small infotainment screen for navigation and night vision. There is a premium 18-speaker sound system too. The front seats get electric assist, lumbar support and massage function while the rear bucket seats only have a heating function.

Engine and transmission

There is a 6.6-litre V12 twin-turbo petrol engine that makes 624bhp and 800Nm of torque and it is paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission.