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The Spectre EV is coming next year, but there’s no word yet on when we’ll see a Rolls-Royce pickup truck. Automotive designer Travis Yang wasn’t going to wait around for an official concept, so he created the Rolls-Royce Britannia Concept. Measuring in at 216.5-inches long, it retains the iconic styling, while adding a large bed and ground clearance to get around any obstacle.
On top of the pantheon grille, you’ll find the famous Spirit of Ecstasy, which made its debut in 1911, commissioned by car collector Baron John Edward Scott-Montagu. There are no pictures of the interior, although it seems as if there is only room for two adults in the cabin. Whatever the case may be, a real Rolls-Royce Britannia would most certainly appeal to anyone seeking a luxury pickup truck.
- Sturdy & Powerful: Dual 400W motors, max speed 12.5 mph, range 22 miles, max load 220 lbs.
- Safety & Comfort: Smart Battery Management System ensures safety, extends battery life. Knee control bar for precise steering, easy lifting. 11"...
- Remote Control & Auto-Follow Mode: Use handle or joystick on multi-functional remote to control device. Activate follow mode for hands-free operation.
