Jun 02, 2025
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Under the hood, it gets a significantly smaller 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged petrol engine replacing the older 6.0-litre W12 rolling thundercloud.
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Bentley claims a 0–100 kmph time of just 3.4 seconds, half a second faster than its W12 predecessor and a full second quicker than the standard Bentayga V8 S.
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Bentley claims a 0–100 kmph time of just 3.4 seconds, half a second faster than its W12 predecessor and a full second quicker than the standard Bentayga V8 S.
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Bentley claims that the revised chassis and new driving mode "redefine expectations for handling, roadholding, acceleration, and steering response in a luxury SUV."
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The Bentayga Speed’s new engine note is enhanced by a standard sports exhaust, with an optional Akrapovič titanium system available for those wanting an even more aggressive sound.
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Visually, the model preserves the distinctive elements of Bentley’s Speed variants, including dark-tinted exterior trim, Speed badging, 22-inch alloy wheels (with optional 23-inch versions), and customizable brake caliper colours.
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Inside, the cabin showcases a new ‘Precision Diamond’ quilting pattern and a darker secondary leather theme, complemented by bespoke trim and detailing that enhance the vehicle’s premium feel.
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Given its enhanced specs, features, and performance, it is expected to command a premium over the outgoing W12 Bentayga.
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