General Electric Rolls-Royce

General Electric Rolls-Royce, General Electric Rolls-Royce phantom luna my thoughts about General Electric Rolls-Royce

Some time ago I had a wonderful friend. It was a time when there were no vines. It was a time when we took one cigarette and drank it. He said responsibly at the time that in principle, he would not eat turkey, caviar or saffron rice. He said he does not drink wine that is several years old and does not use Rolex watches. His name is similar to 'Maha Indraya'. Portuguese surname. A talented guitarist. Can't name because he's a lawyer these days and a bit of a celebrity. Those who know about him.

When it comes to Rolls Royce cars, he reminds me and I follow the same policy. That is, as a matter of policy, do not buy Rolls Royce vehicles. 😉

1. If you have nothing to do with money, you can buy this vehicle.

2. Do not buy this type of vehicle as a matter of policy.

3. Why does a luxury car company go for cheap electronics technology?

Have you seen this type of vehicle in Sri Lanka? These are the names of the movies. In the movie The Godfather, when Michael Corleone is in Sicily, he learns to drive this kind of vehicle with the girl he married. You probably saw it instantly crumbled with that beautiful girl. Do you believe there will be super-rich people in this world like Michael Corleone who buy Rolls Royce cars when they turn to electricity to save some petrol, think about carbon emissions and reduce maintenance costs?

Bulletproof glass is a few inches thick because it is bulletproof. So even Honda-heavy doors are driven by motors. It is better to say the number of litres per kilometre than to say how many kilometres these vehicles go per litre. With the bonnet of the vehicle open, a coin is balanced vertically on top of the engine and not only when the engine is started, but the coin does not roll even when the engine is racing.

It does not feel the balance of the engine and therefore the pulse of the engine. For these kinds of reasons, you can get a rough idea of ​​how much technology is out there. The engine comes in V-type cylinders 8 and 12. These are taken by one to show the greatness of one's status. Before reading the last paragraph of the article, please grab the leg of the chair and place it on the table if you have a cup of tea.

You probably know what happened when an Indian Maharaja who went to England went to a Rolls Royce showroom and an employee looked at him with contempt. In short, he got angry and took half a dozen of those vehicles to India as garbage collection vehicles. This was a severe blow to the company's reputation. The company apologized to the Maharaja and shipped another half dozen vehicles to India for free.

Rolls-Royce has not yet built electric vehicles, but the company is now bringing in the classic Rolls-Royce Phantoms and Rolls-Royce Silver Clouds, which start at $ 450,000.

The project is being carried out by Lunas, an electric car converter based in Silverstone, England. Lunas plans a production run of 30 units. David Lawrence, the founder of Lunas, commented on this.

“The time has come for electric Rolls Royce vehicles. When it comes to an electric vehicle, we answer the need for a beautiful classic design with its usability, reliability and sustainability. We are committed to adapting to the clean air of some of the most beautiful and luxurious cars in history than ever before. We are proud to apply the classic Rolls Royce to a new generation. ”

They install a "complete set of electric vehicle hardware and software upgrades."

The electrical conversion is impressive here.

The Phantom has a 120 kWh battery system and the Silver Cloud has an 80 kWh battery. They claim that it can reach a range of 300 miles per car. It may be optimistic but it may not go that far realistically.

Lunas is now reserving those old vehicles for this. They have electrified several 1961 Rolls Royce Phantom vehicles and shared some pictures of the project.

Lunas prices for the conversion start at 350 350,000 ($ 458,000) for the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud and 500 500,000 ($ 654,000) for the Rolls-Royce Phantom. You have to give them a new or old vehicle separately. Older vehicles may be more expensive than newer ones because of the artefacts.