Rolls-Royce builds compact machine for great cause

Some children in West Sussex, England, receive $ 1 million in aid, even if they do not yet feel a million dollars.

Rolls-Royce has created a special car for patients undergoing surgery to help carry children to operating theaters. The Rolls-Royce SRH is a small electric car that carries sick children around the hospital, and we think these are the peaks.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars operates from West Sussex, and has a keen interest in lending a hand to the local hospital. That's why this car came, and it will sink into corridors that are now lined with traffic signs. The goal here is to calm kids and reduce any stress they might have as they head into an operating room.

This construction comes from the minds and hearts of the Bespoke team at Rolls-Royce. It was given the same attention to the details that the normal size rollers would receive. Outside is a two-tone paint that is finished with a hand-painted red line. Inside, the two-tone design continues on the steering wheel and the seats. At each corner you will find a set of wheels that are equipped with familiar central central central logos.

We can not have a V-12 dragging along inside a hospital, so this SRH is rather equipped with a 24 volt gel battery. It produces enough power to propel this luxury little sled on a top speed of 24 mph. You can accentuate this drop, however, and limit the speed to only 4 mph in narrower quarters.

The only thing we would like to be faster? Their recovery.