Luxury automaker Rolls-Royce is planning an electric limousine, which would be rechargeable…with zero emissions, the dailymail reports.

There has been speculation for two years that Rolls-Royce was planning a top secret electric model.

Then, before Christmas, Rolls-Royce’s chief executive said an electric or alternatively-fuelled ‘experimental’ Rolls-Royce model would be a ‘good idea’.

Rolls-Royce has teamed up with Beverly Hills-based designer Bijan Pakzad to custom-design 30 Limited-Edition models costing more than $1 million each.

Bijan will work closely with the luxury automaker to turn out a handful of special edition Phantoms, complete with the designer’s own personal touches.

The announcement was made last week at a special event at Bijan’s Rodeo Drive Boutique complete with the designer’s own yellow Rolls-Royce Drophead Coupe.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has announced that new Bespoke Phantoms have arrived in Abu Dhabi.

The cars are based on two different motifs which are inspired by the city’s rich culture and natural landscape.

The two Bespoke Phantoms in question are inspired by Shaheen (a very famous falcon) and by Baynounah (one of the historical places in Abu Dhabi City).

Rolls Royce Abu Dhabi has recently unveiled a special edition range “Yas Eagle” designed specifically to celebrate the regions first ever Formula 1 Grand Prix.

The new Bespoke Yas Eagle range includes three models: the Phantom Sedan, Phantom Coupe and Phantom Drophead Coupe.

The exterior has been painted two-tone blue and white, the interior in blue with red accents and blue wood veneers. Even the hood ornament is illuminated.

According to Auto Express in the U.K, The most-luxurious car maker in the world is considering an electric variant of its flagship saloon, the Phantom.

While details are non-existent, the Phantom EV could actually be a hybrid-electric vehicle like the Mercedes Vision S 500 plug-in hybrid.

This would likely make more sense, because a pure electric Phantom would likely suffer from an extremely limited range, worldcarfans says.

Last month we wrote about the famed “Star of India” 1934 Rolls-Royce Phantom II convertible custom made for an Indian Maharaja.

Now the incredible car has been listed for sale via online global luxury marketplace JamesList for £8 million, or about $13 million.

The 7.7-liter V8-engined car is currently owned by German collector Hans-Gunther Zach, and is part of a vast collection of Rolls’ and Bentleys.