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The engine manufacturer’s boss said more military spending will ‘contribute to economic growth’ as its shares soared on a recovery in profit.

Rolls-Royce will reach its midterm profit targets two years earlier than planned

British jet engine maker’s underlying operating profits rose 55% to £2.5bn in 2024 as it bounces back from Covid crisis

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Rolls-Royce has never been about performance or straight-line punch, unlike its rival Bentley, whose cars have always had a bit of an eye on performance. The power in a Rolls-Royce was always “adequate,” perfect for effortless cruising. But that surely doesn’t apply to the new Spectre Black Badge, which is…

Rolls-Royce has been using the "Black Badge" terminology to denote high-performance versions since 2016, but never for an electric car. Rather than having the faithful V-12 underneath its imposingly long hood, Spectre remains purely electric as the standard coupe. It continues to feature all-wheel drive with a pair of motors,…

The new Black Badge Spectre is the most powerful Rolls-Royce ever

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