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Bentley Motors have announced an extension of our forward-thinking Beyond100 business strategy, now called Beyond100+, from 2030 to 2035. Bentley has also confirmed that our first fully electric car, to be revealed in 2026, promises to create an entirely new segment, the world’s first true Luxury Urban SUV.

This model, designed, developed and to be produced at our headquarters in Crewe, will be the first of a new PHEV or BEV model to be launched every year over the next decade as Bentley’s product and investment offensive continues at pace with an ambition to be building only fully electric cars from 2035.

More information will be shared in 2025 about this new model.

Bentley’s Flying Spur sedan – the ultimate four-door Grand Tourer - soon will be reborn with the new 782 PS (771 bhp) Ultra Performance Hybrid powertrain, launched recently in the New Continental GT Speed. 

This new high-performance V8 hybrid powertrain will make the new Flying Spur the most powerful, most dynamic and most efficient four-door car in Bentley’s 105-year history.

The new Flying Spur will replace the current model, which was launched in 2019.

ALL-NEW ENGINE - PINNACLE PERFORMANCE

With 782 PS and 1000 Nm (738 lb.ft) available from the union of a new 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine with a powerful yet compact electric motor, the Ultra Performance Hybrid powertrain is Bentley’s future, delivering astonishing flexibility from incredibly accessible supercar performance to silent, effortless electric luxury. When fitted to the new Flying Spur, the powertrain will create the ultimate Bentley sedan – potent and tranquil in equal measure, with the added benefit of soundless electric motoring for at least 45 miles. For the Flying Spur, CO2 emissions will be below 40 g/km, with an overall range of more than 500 miles – a truly modern grand tourer.

To find out more about the New Flying Spur, launching soon, contact your Bentley Retailer. 

Introducing the fourth generation Continental GT and GTC Speed, redefining the ultimate blend of supercar performance, handcrafted luxury and everyday usability.  With a phenomenal new Ultra-Performance Hybrid V8 powertrain, the new Bentley Continental Speed models combine the V8 power you know with an unprecedented boost of torque from an electric motor, to deliver astonishing performance, accompanied by a radical new design.

A comprehensive exterior and interior redesign with clean modern detailing follow the new design DNA established by the coachbuilt Bentley Bacalar and Batur. Outstanding performance is brought by an all-new Ultra Performance Hybrid powertrain with 782 PS and 1,000 Nm, from a 4.0-litre V8 working in tandem with a 190 PS electric motor. 0-60 mph in 3.1 seconds for the GT and 3.3 seconds for the GTC is the result, with the benefit of 50 miles (81 km) of usable electric-only range (on the EU drive cycle). 

Both coupe and convertible models will be crafted entirely by hand at Bentley’s Dream Factory in Crewe, England. Production and deliveries are due to begin in Q3, 2024.

Read all about the New Continental GT and GTC and configure your own on BentleyMotors.com.  To enquire about a test drive speak with your local Bentley retailer.

The Bentley Collection now introduces the new Luggage Collection for 2024, including two new bags and a new colourway, guaranteed to be future-favourites for any kind of travel.  

New to the range, alongside the existing luxury travel essentials the Weekender, the Backpack and the Wash bag,   we now add the new Overnight bag and the Accessory Bag. The Overnight Bag echoes the style of the Weekender but in a new, streamlined form.   The Accessory Bag is your go-to for smaller items when you're on the move,   it can even fit a change of shoes if the occasion requires it.  

The Bentley Luggage Collection is currently available in two colourways, Dark Sapphire or Black.   With the launch of the new collection we will launch a new colourway: Gravity Grey, as featured in the image above.

The two new bags, the Overnight and the Accessory, and the new Gravity Grey colourway will be available to order from July.    

Visit the Bentley Collection website now to see more.  

Watch the exclusive Behind the Scenes video for the Bentley Luggage shoot, filmed at the picturesque Rookery Hall in the Cheshire countryside.  

Click here to watch.

On 7 May 2024, Bentley will unveil the third coachbuilt Bentley of the modern era, following the exquisitely hand-crafted Bacalar barchetta and Batur coupe. Created by Mulliner, the latest member of this highly exclusive family of Bentleys will continue Mulliner’s long tradition of crafting truly individual cars, tailored to the wishes of each of its extraordinary clients. Production will be limited to just 16 pieces, each among the last ever Bentleys to be powered by the company’s iconic W12 engine, in its most potent iteration.

Look forward to some exclusive content on this website created specially for you when all is revealed.

Bentley Home presents a new six-strong collection that celebrates materiality, lightness of form.  Its first foray into the home office was presented at its Atelier located within the historic Palazzo Chiesa during Milan Design Week 2024 (16-21 April), but also is open by appointment all year (see details below.)  This includes a fresh take on the iconic Bentley Desk in a new elegant shape with a light, dynamic form.

The first of our design insights films is an interview with Italian architect and designer Carlo Colombi, to discuss the inspiration behind his pieces for the latest Bentley Home collection.   Please click 'play' in the image above to watch this film.  

ABOUT THE COLLECTION

The new Bentley Home range provides a new perspective on contemporary luxury furniture in collaboration with designers Carlo Colombo, Federico Peri, and Francesco Forcellini. Each Bentley Home designer has been engaged for their knowledge, innovative use of new sustainable materials, craft and leading-edge production technology, enabling the highest levels of customisation working closely with the Bentley Motors Design Team in Crewe.

Chris Cooke, Head of Bentley Design Collaborations, said, “The new collection for 2024 is characterised by a dynamism and lightness of touch. It is a meeting of design minds – all of whom share a commitment to translating and elevating Bentley’s distinctive design DNA – comfort, craft, and elegance into contemporary furniture. And we are further developing the levels of extreme personalisation and customisation.”

Read more about the Bentley Home new collection here. If you are interested in visiting,  The Bentley Home Atelier is located at Palazzo Chiesa, Corso Venezia, n. 36, 20122 Milano. Open to the public during Salone del Mobile: Tuesday 16 April – Sunday 21 April, 10.00am – 9.00pm

The Bentley Home Atelier is open to the public - by appointment - all year.

To find out more about viewing the collection in Milan or purchasing Bentley Home furnishings, visit the Bentley Home website.

Bentley Motors has announced two new supported charities joining the Bentley Environmental Foundation - Blue Marine Foundation and everwave.

These latest charities, Blue Marine Foundation and everwave, take the total number of NGOs and charities supported by the Foundation to seven, including four dedicated to water-based causes, as leading scientists emphasise the key role our waterways and oceans play in mitigating climate change. 

Christoph Hohmann, Head of Brand Communications and responsible for the Bentley Environmental Foundation, comments:
“Bentley’s ground-breaking Beyond100 strategy has always targeted leadership in sustainable luxury mobility. Launched less than a year ago, the Bentley Environmental Foundation is now a key pillar of that strategy, helping to support change makers around the world and finding solutions to the world's most pressing environmental issues. Bentley sees a future in which sustainability will be paramount and these exciting new partnerships will implement projects with positive, long-term impacts for the environment. Conscious of the key role that our waterways and oceans play in the mitigation of climate change, we are very excited to now have 4 water-based projects, each co-created with leading NGOs and charities.”

To read more about these charities and their nominated projects please click below. 

Showcasing what is possible with the help of Bentley's Mulliner experts, we Introduce the limited edition one of one Private White V.C. Bentayga, by Mulliner. This bespoke Bentayga commissioned by Bentley Manchester and Mulliner is a true expression of British heritage, handmade craftsmanship and luxury fashion that both Private White V.C. and Bentley Motors represent. This unique specification of Bentayga has already secured its home, having been sold to a local enthusiast.

Private Jack White was born in 1896 and enlisted to help the war effort in World War 1. He returned to Manchester as a war hero after being awarded the Victoria Cross for his gallantry by saving an officer, men and equipment by tying a copper telephone line around himself, and swimming across a river under heavy gunfire to rescue others.

Taking inspiration from the courage of Private White and today’s clothing line, the specially commissioned Bentayga Azure uses multiple copper detailing throughout the cabin including seat piping, embroidery and bespoke features, representing the copper telephone line.    

Additionally, to the seats and door interiors, clean purposeful sewing lines reflect the style and functionality of military inspired clothing. Bespoke embroidery including the Victoria Cross emblem to the headrests and Private White V.C. lettering finish the cabin details off perfectly. Loose cushions to the rear have been crafted from a Lancashire-woven cashmere cloth commissioned exclusively to commemorate Jack White’s regimental blanket stripe.

The dashboard includes organ stops finished in anodised copper and a silhouette of ‘Cottenham House’, the Private White V.C. factory built in 1853, to the passenger fascia. As a hidden delight not only are there bespoke treadplates, but in the door pockets a subtle embroidered bulldog can be found representing the company’s unofficial mascot who can often be seen at the factory today.

The final highlight in this bespoke collaboration is that the customer for the limited edition will also receive a capsule collection of bespoke clothing from Private White V.C. as part of this unique curation.

To discuss your own Mulliner 'one of one' edition, contact your Bentley dealer.    

We are extremely happy to announce the creation of new fully immersive, innovative and digitally engaging experiences at our historic Crewe headquarters. 

Bentley customers will be welcomed to Crewe by a dedicated host who will create a personalised factory tour to inspire and stimulate ideas for their final specification.

This new adaption of the manufacturing base will allow customers to create their own Bentley design legacy as well as enjoying a transformational, digitally immersive, 3D lineage experience that will bring the story of Bentley’s long and rich history to life.

A new customer experience area in the Excellence Centre for Vehicle Finish will offer every opportunity to create a piece of custom art. Clients will be invited to choose from a range of the latest paint finishes, sustainable hides, stitching designs, finest wood veneers, hoods, carpets and seatbelt varieties with design consultants on hand to provide advice on combinations and final aesthetic that will make their dream car a reality.

The dedicated wood shop with more than nine sustainable wood finishes from around the world will enable customers to select their own veneers and learn how their car will be precision book and mirror matched. Bespoke finishes such as stone, carbon fibre and machine turned aluminium are also offered.

Caren Jochner, Global Head of Brand Experience at Bentley, said, “The Home of Bentley is a benchmark in production operations and sustainable luxury mobility leadership. It is something to be experienced and celebrated. We have invested heavily to provide the service our clients expect and are now providing interactive immersive solutions that will enable each customer to learn and interact as well as creating a legacy and opportunity to invest in a piece of Bentley history.

“Our customer experience centre, CW1 House, is a place where we can entertain our customers in an exclusive environment and they can enjoy being immersed in the Bentley brand. The skill and passion of our craftspeople who work with the finest materials is now supported by immersive digital innovations such as the 180-degree show in Lineage and our new Phygital Table creates opportunities for clients to customise their preferred factory tour using touch screen technology.”

Beyond100 will see the Bentley factory (already carbon neutral) becoming carbon positive by 2030. It has resulted in a complete transformation of the product portfolio, Crewe campus and greenfield facility, targeting benchmark production operations and sustainable luxury mobility leadership. The first ever Battery-Powered Electric Vehicle (BEV) Bentley will also be developed and built at the UK factory. The new Factory Tour celebrates its sustainability success at every part of the journey, showcasing not only dedication to ensuring materials are sourced ethically but also how solar power is harnessed, the environment is protected through planting on site and how Bentley is nourishing the future with its own family of Bentley Bees.

*Model shown is in a pre-production state

Bentley presents The Bentley Blower Jnr, in partnership with The Little Car Company: the world leader in hand-built junior cars. For our first collaboration, we've worked together to create an extraordinary-scale replica of the historic Bentley Blower.

Tap here to find out more about the Little Car Company,

BRINGING THE PAST INTO THE PRESENT

The Bentley Blower Jnr features carefully sourced materials, meticulous detail and all the expertise of the Bentley design team. In other words, it is a car created with the quality and luxury you would expect of the full-size equivalent. As a tribute to the 1929 racer that made history at Le Mans, it’s a link to the past that’s full of futuristic touches – the highlight being a fully electric 48-volt powertrain with several drive modes and a range of around 100 km.

STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD

One of the most surprising advantages of this Bentley Blower Jnr is its sheer everyday usability. While smaller than the full-size equivalent, it has room for two adults inside. With road legal options available in the UK, EU and US, it proves to be a surprisingly practical choice for everyday driving – whether you are taking a trip to the shops or a weekend drive in the country.

Thanks to the Bentley design team’s close collaboration with The Little Car Company, they’ve built a car that truly reflects the spirit of Bentley that has endured for over a century. Now, this historic vehicle from the brand’s past is ready for the next generation to drive.. 

Read more on the Little Car Company website. 

On approaching the Flying Spur Mulliner, owners are treated to a moment of pure automotive theatre. As the Bentley name badge above the grille smoothly slides out of view, a beautifully polished ‘Flying B’ bonnet mascot – the sixth iteration of the design - rises to take its place. In perfect synchronicity, headlamps and the delicate clear acrylic wings of the mascot briefly illuminate with a welcoming glow. Creating that moment, and the elegant ‘Flying B’ mascot that draws every eye, called for a fusion of exceptional design, craft and engineering skills.

First, molten wax is injected into a die. A water-soluble core occupies the cavity where the two acrylic crystal wings will sit, while a ceramic central core creates a passage within the wax moulding for the illumination wiring. The wax emblem is then removed from the die and the soluble core is dissolved to create a perfect ‘Flying B’ in wax.

Next, the wax emblem is encased in multiple layers of a fine ceramic solution containing colloidal silica and alumina; once these layers have set solid, the wax is melted in a steam pressure chamber to leave a ceramic mould with a hollow cavity in the shape of the emblem.

At this point molten 316 stainless steel, heated to 1,600°C, is poured into the ceramic mould. Once the steel has cooled and set, the ceramic outer skin is removed, while the ceramic core is dissolved under pressure using a caustic solution.

The stainless-steel Flying ‘B’ emblem that emerges is then ready for the next stage; shot blasting removes any minute traces of ceramic material and a process called ‘extrude honing’ ensures that the internal passage within is smooth enough for the wiring that will pass through it.

Only after every trace of ceramic material is removed, and the component carefully measured to ensure it meets the precise tolerances required, will the Flying ‘B’ be sent for hand polishing.

This final touch of hand craftsmanship brings out the deep lustre of smooth stainless steel.

The entire process takes 11 weeks from start to finish, at which point the mascot is ready for assembly of the crystal acrylic wings, wiring and tiny LEDs that create such a magical effect when deployed.