According to Bentley CEO Adrian Hallmark, the forthcoming luxury SUV will outclass even the Bentayga, both in terms of equipment and price, and will replace the retired Mulsanne saloon at the pinnacle of the lineup.
Speaking in a recent interview, Hallmark let it slip that a long-wheelbase variant of the Bentayga could become a best-seller in China. He added that the engineering crew also wanted to work on an even larger and better equipped version of the Bentayga.
This leads us to the logical conclusion that the newcomer likely won’t be a 100% new car, but rather just an enlarged reproduction of the original Bentayga, which is shown in our gallery and the video here. Aside from a new interior trim and tech, it should offer more individualization options straight from the factory.