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New Continental GT S and Supersports arrive in Japan for the first time, with unveiling at the iconic Tokyo Tower, illuminated in green to mark the occasion Shinkansen-inspired Continental GT S celebrates Bentley in Japan “FULL SEND” Supersports makes appearance at famous Daikoku car meet, and across Tokyo Dedicated coffee and cars event in Shinjuku…

Batur Convertible #4 demonstrates four new possibilities through co-creation with visionary client: First tri-tone scheme using customer’s own colours, including fine line emphasising endless bonnet styling First colour matched bespoke roof colour First client-designed animated welcome lamp First application of three-dimensional printed platinum crafted by Bentley The specification of car #4 represents the most luxurious…

Bentley has always stood for effortless power and refined luxury. But with the new Supersports, we have redefined what it means to be driver focused. The new Supersports is the lightest Bentley in 85 years, tipping the scales at under two tons. Every gram saved translates into sharper handling, harder acceleration and a driving experience…

Multi-year partnership between Bentley and FAT International begins at the FAT Ice Race in Zell am See New Continental GT S and GTC S make global debuts at the prestigious event in Austria Bentayga X Concept – focused on off-road ability – unveiled Bentayga Speed and Speed Six Continuation Series take to the ice More…

Bentley Home creates a ‘sensory landscape’ at Milan Design Week 2026 with a refined focus on low-impact materials  The new furniture collection – a range of elegant tables, armchairs, sofas and trunks – is defined by tactility, longevity and reduced environmental impact  Presented at its historic Milan atelier, the launch reflects the brand’s broader shift…

Three unique 2025 Flying Spur models created to celebrate three anniversaries of pivotal Bentley four-doors 60th Anniversary of T Series, first monocoque Bentley 40th Anniversary of Turbo R, that started Bentley’s rebirth 20th Anniversary of 2005 Flying Spur, the first 200 mph Bentley sedan Each Flying Spur reinterprets original model’s ethos, colour and trim through…

By David Corbett In the 1920s, Bentleys were famous for racing prowess, among other things.   After being acquired by Rolls-Royce in 1931, both marques had nearly identical chassis and powerplant, though each had coachbuilders to give some variation.  But these cars were nothing like the sporting legacy of the early years. Fast forward to…

Car enthusiast Andreas Wüest has a distinctive style, rivaled only by his 2010 Bentley Brooklands. Meet the man behind the wheel of the final model in the Arnage family as he takes the sloping Swiss roads in his stride. Andreas Wüest’s taste in cars runs well outside conventional tramlines too. “I like to go under…

Bentley has applied its new ‘Ombré’ paint technology to a Flying Spur to create the first four-door sedan with a colour fade scheme Nearly 60 hours of handcraftsmanship required to achieve the perfect colour blend and finish UK-specification Flying Spur debuts at this weekend’s Southampton International Boat Show, on dedicated Bentley show stand ‘Ombré by…