They say that when you have money, almost anything is possible, and that also applies to cars. If a rich sheik fell in love with a Rolls-Royce Spectre, but was bothered by a purely electric drive, Czech designer Rostislav Prokop proposed a solution.
And he took a lot of responsibility when modeling, because they would refuse to make this Specter named White Spirit even in Rolls itself. He is different.
Photo: Rostislav Prokop
White Spirit is not a real model, but a creation of a 3D designer.
The basic silhouette remained true to the original, as well as part of the bow and stern, but that’s about it. The rest are modifications, including a wild bodykit consisting of a front bumper with a splitter, following the black radiator grille and the golden statue of the Soul of Ecstasy on top.
Gold-trimmed engine components peek out from the modified hood, indicating that the electroscope has gone and been replaced by a twin-turbocharged V8. That is, something that the Specter was not originally designed for.
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The side lines follow the muscular-opulent front, there are gold door handles or gold moldings around the darkened windows. The side skirts are finished in gold, as are the collars of the giant recessed wheels.
Photo: Rostislav Prokop
The black sloping roof follows the darkened rear window, the trunk lid received a decent wing for the car. The rear bumper received a complete redesign, a carbon diffuser and sports exhaust tips were added.
If such a car existed, it would probably be driven in places where luxury is not a privilege, but rather an obligation. Anyway, we think that a potential interested party with an unlimited wallet would build such a creation by some renowned tuning studio, maybe it would be enough to call the German Mansory, where they have experience with similar design creations.
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