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0Electric Rolls-Royce Phantom could arrive within a year 1258657140
2009 Rolls-Royce Phantom EWB - click above for high-res image galleryOut of the UK, Autocar is reporting that an electric drive version of the Rolls-Royce Phantom could hit the streets within 12 months. We've been hearing about battery-powered Rollers for some time now, but the rumors seem to be ... -
Rolls-Royce Ghost could go hybrid sooner rather than later 1257520620
2011 Rolls-Royce Ghost – Click above for high-res image galleryRolls-Royce unveiled the production version of its new "smaller" car, the Ghost, at the Frankfurt Motor Show and it goes into production next year. AutoCar is now reporting that the Rolls engineers are working on a hybrid ... -
Rumormill: Electric Rolls-Royce Phantom cometh? 1253663340
2009 Rolls-Royce Phantom - Click above for high-res image galleryYes, an electric Rolls-Royce. And why not? The torque curve of an electric motor – making maximum pulling power right at zero RPM – would seem to suit the RR mission perfectly, as would the distinct lack of noise, ... -
How long until we see an electric Rolls Royce Phantom? 1224860160
An electric Rolls Royce? Perhaps it shouldn't seem such a stretch, as electric motors deliver just the kind of punch a big, heavy limo needs to get around the city. Plus, many of these cars are used to chauffeur rich people around, meaning that top-speed wouldn't be much of a concern and neither ...
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Rolls Royce making acqisitions in the fuel cell arena 1175715120
News came through yesterday that Rolls Royce has acquired SOFCo-EFS Holdings LLC in Ohio from an engineering group called McDermott International Inc. This further bolsters Rolls Royce's knowledge and expertise in Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) technologies. According to Mark Fleiner, President of ...
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Rolls-Royce dips a toe into greener waters 1161047400
Rolls-Royce, just a week after I wrote that we haven't had a single green story about them on AutoblogGreen, has given word about their waste reduction campaign. The company isn't changing its cars, just the way they make those cars. By the end of next year, Rolls-Royce hopes to recycle 75 percent ...

