The Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid proves electric motors improve the breed It's hard to argue with near-silent, efficient, torque-packed propulsion. Jonathan M. Gitlin – Jan 19, 2022 2:06 pm | 109 ...

The Flying Spur plug-in hybrid has a total of 536 horsepower and 553 pound-feet of torque from a twin-turbo V-6 and an electric motor. On electric power alone, it can go up to 25 miles, Bentley ...

British ultra-luxe brand Bentley is teasing its first-ever EV with a new concept car inspired by the iconic 1930 "Blue Train" Speed Six.

Bentley and Genesis both carry the luxury badge, but they take very different paths to get there. Bentley leans into handcrafted tradition and extreme performance, while Genesis offers modern design ...

Bentley’s Flying Spur Hybrid is the last word when it comes to luxury. Thanks to the innovative hybrid powertrain, noise deadening, and suspension, it’s a vehicle that’s quiet, comfortable ...

771-HP Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid Debuts Sept. 10 Range, Charging, and Battery Life Based on the EPA's estimate, the plug-in-hybrid powertrain uses a 21.8-kWh battery pack that should provide ...

After ditching its famous W-12 engine, the four-door super-luxury sedan gains a V-8 plug-in hybrid engine with more power and torque. The Bentley Flying Spur Speed is known for its sleek, elegant ...

Bentley Introduces Its Second Luxury Plug-In: The Flying Spur Hybrid: Part of its plan to shift to hybrid and fully electric cars by 2026.

The British luxury car maker has unveiled its hulking EXP 15 - a car it has dubbed a 'design vision concept' that lays the ...

Bentley's got an electric SUV coming in 2025, ... Bentley's first full-electric car is coming in 2025. ... Meanwhile a Flying Spur plug-in hybrid variant is expected to arrive sometime this year.

It's an electric, semiautonomous concept car that shows Bentley's vision for what its GT cars will look like 35 years from now. It's also the company's 100th birthday present to itself.

Bentley's first all-electric will begin production in 2025, do 0 to 60 mph in just 1.5 seconds, and cost $250,000, CEO Adrian Hallmark has revealed.