Rolls-Royce Wrap Black Arrow: Ending The Luxury Of An Era

The last version is Wrath V12 Coupe. (Doc. Rolls-Royce)

JAKARTA - Made only 12 units and already have one, Rolls-Royce Wrap Black Arrow follows the story of Rolls-Royce Wrap Black Badge, which was launched in 2016.

According to Rolls-Royce, the Wrap Black Arrow is the final version of the "Special Final" model of the Wrap V12 Coupe before switching to electric vehicles.

Yes, the British luxury car company has said it will switch to full power after the end of Ghost and Phantom production, meaning all new coupes outside Wrath, including the latest Spectre, will rely on electric power in the future.

The car appeared almost entirely in black and silver inspired by the V12-powered Thunderbolt era in 1938. There was a burst of yellow accents inside and outside the car, along with glass paints that they thought, resulted in a striking blur effect from front to back.

For the color application technique in this car, it was perfected for 18 months, making it one of the most complicated paint works ever made by Rolls-Royce.

Rolls-Royce has not disclosed technical information or price labels. However, the engine power is estimated to be the same as Rolls-Royce Black Badge Wrap which can reach 0-100 kilometers acceleration in 4.2 seconds.