Novitec Spofec refines the Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge EV with carbon aero, 24-inch wheels and a 35 mm lower stance

Through its Spofec division, tuning house Novitec has unveiled an updated take on the Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge—the most powerful series-production model in the British marque’s lineup. The electric grand tourer gains aero tweaks, fresh wheels, and a revised chassis while keeping its hallmark comfort intact.

The Spectre Black Badge uses a dual-motor setup rated at 650 hp and 1,075 Nm, good for 0–100 km/h in 4.2 seconds—0.3 seconds quicker than the standard car. Novitec leaves the powertrain alone, focusing instead on design and handling—sensible, given this EV was never short on thrust.

The bodywork gains carbon-fiber add-ons: a front spoiler, a diffuser, side-sill extensions, and a trunk-lid spoiler. These components improve aerodynamic balance and curb lift at high speeds. Attention to detail stands out too, with illuminated Spofec inserts that highlight the brand’s signature grille without shouting about it.

In partnership with Vossen, the tuner developed new 24-inch Spofec SP4 wheels offered in 48 colors and wrapped in 295/30 tires. The suspension sits 35 mm lower, a stance that promises sharper responses without disturbing the car’s trademark glide.

Novitec does not disclose the price of the upgrade package, and the project, much like the car itself, is aimed at those who don’t need to ask.