The aluminum body has a structure made of iron and aluminum alloy. The exterior design is distinctive of the brand, with straight, sharp, aggressive and muscular lines, which include the huge front grille characteristic of Bentley, and four circular LED headlamps. Other standout features are the massive alloy 22-inch wheels (56 centimeters) and, towards the back, a large door that shows a muscular and sober design.
With leather-covered surfaces, handmade details in wood and solid pieces of metal, the Bentayga delivers a plush and highly technological interior. The spacious feel of the cabin is enhanced by its large sunroof. Inside, there are four individual seats, covered in leather with hand-stitched diamond patterns.
The seats are surrounded by multiple technological features, including eight multimedia screens featuring 10.1-inch touch tablets with multimedia connections and a remote control for the rear seats that lets you control sound and air conditioning preferences, among many other configurations.
The luxury and exuberant features are complemented by a broad selection of customizable options, including 15 different materials to trim the cabin, a vast palette of exterior colors, and accessories such as a set of aerodynamic utilities made with carbon fiber, steps for easy boarding and even picnic equipment with a mini fridge for two bottles of champagne, fancy silverware and dishes for the occasion.
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With the Bentayga, the brand—which is part of the Volkswagen Group—has taken the luxury and performance of road vehicles to new horizons.
As Wolfgang Dürheimer, CEO of the firm said: “This is the fastest the most powerful, luxurious and exclusive SUV in the world.”
The Bentayga has a base price of around US $300,000. ■
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