Rolls-Royce is represented in our listing by one model: the Spectre, in two versions from model years 2023-2026, with a 102 or 112.4 kWh battery. Both accept 22 kW AC from the mains through a Type 2 connector, so the match comes down to the Q22, a 22 kW portable charger or wallbox. With battery packs this large, it is worth using the onboard charger's full capability, because a less powerful unit will noticeably lengthen charging time.
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Charging Rolls-Royce - FAQ
Which charger do we match to the Rolls-Royce Spectre?
The Spectre has a 22 kW onboard charger and a Type 2 connector, so we match a 22 kW Q22. Both versions in our listing, from the 2023-2026 model years, share that parameter, which is why there is one recommendation for the whole brand. The charger is portable, so it will travel with the car.
How long does a full charge of a Spectre with a 112.4 kWh battery take?
At 22 kW, charging 112.4 kWh takes around 5 to 6 hours. The version with a 102 kWh battery needs around 5 hours. These are among the largest batteries in our listing, and yet the Spectre fits into a short night thanks to its high onboard power.
Do both Spectre versions have the same onboard power?
Yes. Rolls-Royce is represented here by one model and two versions, both with a 22 kW onboard charger. They differ in battery capacity, 102 and 112.4 kWh, which affects charging time only. The device match stays the same: a 22 kW Q22, because that is what the car accepts.
What happens if we plug a Spectre into an 11 kW charger?
It will charge correctly, just twice as long. A 112.4 kWh battery at 11 kW is around 11 hours instead of 5 to 6. A Q11 will use half of what the Spectre can accept, so with this car the difference between a Q11 and a Q22 is real.
Does the Spectre need a different cable from a typical electric car?
No. The Spectre has a standard Type 2 connector, the same as most electric cars in Europe. Neither a Type 1 cable nor an adapter is needed. The only thing we watch with this car is the device's power, because 22 kW onboard is a rarity in our listing.
Why is the match for a Rolls-Royce so simple?
Because the whole brand here is one electric model, the Spectre, in two versions from 2023-2026. There are no plug-in hybrids, no different connectors and no several levels of onboard power. One power, 22 kW, one connector, Type 2, and one recommendation: a 22 kW Q22.
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