Rolls-Royce has launched its first electrical car within the type of the 2024 Spectre coupe, and it delivers a chic driving expertise that few different automobiles can match.

On account of its appears to be like mixed with a really enticing design, demand will doubtless outstrip provide, not less than initially, and in such conditions some early house owners could also be tempted to promote their automobiles for a revenue.

In an interview with Automobile Supplier Journal printed earlier this month, Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös mentioned house owners caught flipping their Spectres shall be blacklisted by the corporate for all times.

He mentioned Rolls-Royce is making efforts to make sure the automobiles find yourself with real patrons within the first place, and potential clients are required to qualify themselves as a part of the choice course of for construct slots. Müller-Ötvös mentioned clients have to show who they’re and what they need to do with the automobile as a part of the qualification.

2024 Rolls-Royce Spectre

It is much like what Ford did for its newest GT supercar, although Ford went a step additional and threatened to sue GT house owners who flipped their automobiles early, in that case earlier than a two-year possession window expired. John Cena was one of the house owners who got here into Ford’s crosshairs, although the 2 events ultimately reached a settlement.

Regardless of Müller-Ötvös’ menace, preeminent luxurious automobile vendor Tom Hartley is assured Spectres will present up on the market on the used market in comparatively brief order. Talking with Automobile Supplier Journal, Hartley mentioned he’ll have a Spectre on the market inside two weeks of deliveries beginning and that he is already agreed to buying two examples.

Hartley additionally mentioned the premium for the Spectre will not final ceaselessly, because the automobile could be very a lot “in vogue” now. Meaning anybody eager to keep away from a steep markup on a used instance will doubtless simply have to attend till the thrill dies down.