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Bentley Flying Spur Beluga, new special edition for the luxury grand saloon
New Bentley Flying Spur Beluga
Bentley launches a new special edition called Beluga for the Flying Spur model. Manufacturers such as Bentley are adding more and more alternatives to their ranges, including exclusive details, greater equipment and even more luxury, focusing above all on fast-growing markets (such as China) where cars like this one are highly prized.
The new Beluga specification may recall Caviar in its name, a luxury that is anything but cheap, and it pairs perfectly with a large saloon such as the Flying Spur. The details emphasise the design and are visible in various parts of the exterior of the bodywork and in the interior.
It comes equipped with 20-inch wheels that combine gloss black and chrome finishes. The gloss black is also present on the large front grille, on some of the inserts and on the cabin trim.
Inside the cabin you will find piano black details on some mouldings, contrast stitching on the leather upholstery, floor mats and a boot floor specific to the model. For even more exclusivity and distinctive elements, the Bentley Flying Spur Beluga can also be paired with the Mulliner trim, which features new 21-inch wheels, diamond-quilted upholstery and sports pedals, among other details.
This Beluga special edition is only available with the powerful 4-litre twin-turbo V8 engine, which delivers 507 CV. It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.2 seconds, and the manufacturer claims a range of more than 800 kilometres per tank. Truly remarkable figures for a saloon of its size and weight.
Passenger comfort, refinement in the details and luxury in the materials that make up the cabin are more than assured. It is now available to reserve at the brand’s official dealerships, and the first deliveries will take place next autumn.
Source | Bentley
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