Bentayga Bentley Geneva Motor Show SUV
Bentley Bentayga Speed: this is the fastest production Bentayga in the world, with 635 CV and a top speed of 306 km/h
The Bentley Bentayga Speed is presented as the most radical and powerful version of the English SUV, capable of delivering up to 635 CV and 900 Nm of torque.

The SUV segment has not only generated fierce debate among motoring enthusiasts, but has also shown its ability to adopt features from every other segment, even from that of supercars. Bentley reaffirms this with the arrival of the so-called Bentayga Speed, a name that refers to the fastest and most radical version of the British SUV. In this way, the brand wants to show us that luxury, sportiness and comfort are not incompatible traits, since the Bentayga is in a position to unite them and offer them together in this eye-catching format.
With this premise, Bentley has set its sights on vehicles as illustrious as the Lamborghini Urus, the Porsche Cayenne Turbo or the Tesla Model X, three models that continue to fight to become the fastest in their category. However, the English firm has wanted to take the lead with this version of its most practical model, and in which both aesthetic and mechanical improvements can be appreciated.
A design faithful to elegance but with a dose of muscle and sportiness
Bentley has known how to keep intact the elegance and sobriety characteristic of its vehicles in the Bentayga Speed but, at the same time, we can see how the English SUV has been seasoned with well-judged doses of sportiness. At first, we find specific bumpers for this version, which add a more aggressive and imposing touch to the whole.

Both the front grille and the headlights have been darkened, with the aim of reinforcing a more rebellious character. As the final cherry on top of this very tasty English pie, there is a considerably sized spoiler protruding from the upper part of the tailgate. This component is a clear nod to sportiness, since it not only aims to offer an aesthetic in keeping with its new mechanical package, but also seeks to improve aerodynamics.

We should also highlight new wheels of specific design measuring 22 inches with 10 spokes, which can be finished either in silver or in black. The interior, which continues to be governed by elegance and exclusivity, now features carbon-fibre inserts and trim finished in Alcantara along with the word “Speed” embroidered on the upper part of the seats.
W12 heart with more than 600 CV
However, it is the engine that does the most honour to the Speed name reflected in this especially remarkable Bentley Bentayga. Against all expectations and given the times we live in, the British engineers have wanted to showcase their most irreverent side by resorting to a W12 powertrain capable of developing more than 600 CV of power.
To be more specific, we find a W12 heart with twin turbochargers that raises the output from 608 CV to 635 CV. This new power range is complemented by the extraordinary figure of 900 Nm of torque which, when both are combined, allow the Bentayga Speed to reach 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds and a top speed of 306 km/h.
Alongside this improved powertrain we find the Bentley Dynamic Ride system, presented as the first active and electronic roll-control technology using an unrivalled 48 V system. Its aim is to deliver more agile and dynamic handling by counteracting lateral body roll and optimising grip with the road surface.

A new suspension, an improved exhaust system and carbon-ceramic brakes are also included in this package. The latter are presented as a very strong option, since their maximum braking torque of 6,000 Nm is complemented by the ability to withstand temperatures of up to 1,000 degrees and offer a 20-kilo reduction compared with conventional brakes.
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