Rolls-Royce Second EV SUV Spied ❄️ | Cullinan Electric Replacement Coming?

Rolls-Royce is preparing to take a massive leap into the electric future. After the success of the Spectre coupe, the British luxury icon has been spotted testing its second fully electric vehicle, a large electric Rolls-Royce SUV, during extreme winter testing in Scandinavia.
This upcoming EV SUV features Cullinan-like proportions, a bold upright stance, and a redesigned interpretation of the iconic Pantheon grille, signaling Rolls-Royce’s next chapter in ultra-luxury electrification. With minimal camouflage, the prototype reveals square headlights, vertical taillights, slab-sided bodywork, and a commanding road presence that clearly targets the top end of the luxury SUV market.
Expected to arrive in the United States as a 2028 model, this electric Rolls-Royce SUV may coexist alongside the gas-powered Cullinan rather than replacing it immediately. Reports suggest a dual-motor all-wheel-drive setup with over 500 horsepower, delivering effortless, silent performance true to the Rolls-Royce philosophy.
In this video, we break down: • Exterior design details spotted during testing
• Expected performance and electric powertrain setup
• How it compares to the Cullinan and Spectre
• Potential competition from Bentley’s upcoming electric SUV
• What this means for the future of Rolls-Royce
If you love luxury cars, electric SUVs, Rolls-Royce, Bentley, or ultra-premium EVs, this is a must-watch.
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Disclaimer:
This video is for informational and educational purposes only. All specifications, features, performance figures, and timelines discussed are based on publicly available information, spy photographs, and industry reports at the time of recording. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has not officially confirmed all details shown. Visuals used may include artist impressions or illustrative content. This video is not sponsored by Rolls-Royce or any affiliated brand.