Bentley Bentayga by Mansory: radicalism in a luxury SUV

Mansory is back at it with one of its radical creations. This time, with the Bentley Bentayga. The last time we brought you something from the German tuner it was the Mansory F8XX, based on the Ferrari F8 Tributo, and the Gronos 2021, a Mercedes G63 AMG on steroids.

This time, the tuner’s creation is fairly moderate and somewhat more understated than some of its other builds. The Bentayga wears a black suit, paired with large 23-inch wheels in the same colour and subtle red accents across the entire bodywork and wheels. This gives it a far more radical look than the original.

Radical but discreet

The Bentayga by Mansory gets a new body kit that gives it a much wider look. Side skirts run along the flanks of the vehicle, and an enormous diffuser sits alongside four exhaust outlets the size of a fist.

The interior is one of the strong points of the Bentayga by Mansory. When we think of Bentley, we picture those exquisite interiors with flawless finish quality. This Bentayga is no exception: it follows the same recipe but with a spicy twist.

The seats are upholstered in black leather with a diamond pattern and red details run along the large dashboard, centre console, seats and doors. As we mentioned earlier, the interior is generously equipped with carbon fibre. The steering wheel, dashboard, door mouldings and centre console make you feel as if you were in a Formula 1 car.

Vitaminised and wild heart

In the mechanical department, Mansory has done a very good job. This Bentayga by Mansory features a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 that produces 750 CV and a peak torque of 1,020 Nm, delivering a devilish force that catapults you wherever you go.

The standard Bentley Bentayga has the same engine but produces 550 CV and 770 Nm of torque. Really good figures, which compared with those of Mansory’s SUV seem “modest”.

New ingredients

The formula for reaching 750 CV and the bone-chilling peak torque figure has been achieved thanks to a new exhaust system, new turbos, a new intake system and electronics tuned to the tuner’s radical, hypervitaminised SUV.

As for weight, the Bentley Bentayga by Mansory is a true giant at no less than 2,440 kg. However, thanks to its enormous power, it can reach 317 km/h effortlessly and accelerate from 0-100 in 3.7 seconds.

Its price? We don’t yet know how much you’ll have to pay to get one of these. What we do know for certain is that it won’t be a car for every pocket.

Technical specifications of this car

CrossoverBentley Bentayga12 versions · from 216,580 €