Rolls-Royce has revealed its first coachbuilt EV, the Project Nightingale, which will be limited to 100 units and is the first vehicle in the brand's new Coachbuild Collection program. The car features a monolithic front end with vertical headlights, a departure from the traditional RollsRoyce look, and stainless-steel bands flow down the side of the car and culminate in thin, twin-piece LED taillights. Production is limited to just 100 units, with the car being named for Le Rossignol, which means "the nightingale" in French and was also the name of a house on co-founder Henry Royce's winter property on the French Riviera. The Project Nightedale is a two-door, two-seat convertible and rides on 24-inch wheels. The interior features 10,500 illuminated "stars" in three different sizes.