The futuristic Rolls-Royce 103EX

The first all-electric concept from Rolls-Royce will now be on display at the company’s headquarters as a symbol of the brand’s dedication to be a leader even as the auto industry goes through a technical revolution unlike any seen since last century.

Rolls-Royce 103 EX

The company’s first autonomous car, which has also been called the Vision Next 100, was unveiled to a collective gasp from the auto industry at London’s Roundhouse in 2016. Referred to by the brand as “one of the most important cars we have ever built,” the vehicle features an all-electric drivetrain, autonomous drive and enhanced artificial intelligence that does everything from charting out the most efficient route to keeping track of your daily schedule. While the 103EX looks like something ripped from a Ridley Scott sci-fi flick, the car still has a sleek elegance that makes clear it’s a Rolls-Royce. 

“As our first fully autonomous electric vehicle, 103EX was a huge statement of intent. In its technical innovation, it showed unequivocally that Rolls-Royce regards electric power as the future of automotive propulsion,” Rolls-Royce Motorcars CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös said. “It also demonstrated our radical vision of effortless, autonomous, connected, spacious and beautiful luxury mobility, with each car as individual as the customer themselves.”

As off now Rolles Royce hasn't put up any production plans. To see the 103EX’s tech appear in other Rolls-Royce vehicles will not be too-distant future.