Rolls-Royce subjects Project Nightingale prototype to rigorous testing program
According to IT Home, Rolls-Royce will subject the Project Nightingale prototype to one of the brand's most rigorous testing programs. The program will see 100 cars built at Goodwood and delivered only to invited customers, with tests spanning 350 weeks and environments from southern Europe to the Arctic Circle and the Arabian Desert, including extreme temperatures and elevations up to 2750 meters.
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- 01100 cars will be built at Goodwood and sold only to invited customers.
- 02The testing program lasts 350 weeks and runs from southern Europe to the Arctic Circle to the Arabian Desert.
- 03Tests include extreme temperatures and elevations up to 2750 meters.
- 04Project Nightingale undergoes up to 15000 opening and closing actions of the split tailgate.
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