What happened to the Rolls-Royce 103ex?

The Rolls-Royce 103EX debuted in 2016 as the all-electric concept vehicle for 2035, gaining the name "Vision Next 100." After four years of a global tour, the car returned home to Greenwood in London. After the exciting adventure, the 103EX will now be displayed in the Rolls-Royce headquarters to showcase the brand's dedication to innovation.

How much does a Rolls-Royce cost?

While the vehicles are still built in England, Rolls-Royce is actually owned today by BMW. The most expensive Rolls-Royce is the Phantom ; Phantom pricing starts at more than $450,000.

What will Rolls-Royce look like in the future?

In a future where transport is commoditised – void of beauty, space and form – Rolls-Royce will stand apart. A beacon of luxury that’s distinctly modern, and yet glows with a timeless glamour. Each Rolls-Royce will be designed less like a car, and more like an individual sculpture made from one seamless surface.

Is Rolls-Royce making history again?

For over 100 years, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has been pushing the boundaries of luxury mobility. We have defied the impossible and engineered timeless works of art. Now, we are on the cusp of making history again. Imagine a future where each Rolls-Royce is as unique as your own fingerprint.