Startech dares to tackle the exterior look of the Bentley Bentayga... And see what it achieves
Startech, one of the most striking personalisation brands, has turned its attention to the Bentley Bentayga and created a truly spectacular and luxurious car

We know Brabus for its transformations of Mercedes models, although it is a company that has also looked at other luxury brands. One of them has been Bentley, and above all, its star model of recent years, the Bentayga. Thanks to a Brabus sub-brand, Startech, the Premium SUV has been given a very different and attractive look, going one step further than anything the original brand offers.
Part of this upgrade package is the custom front and rear bumpers from Startech. There is also a bodywork extension, a lowering kit and a valve-controlled exhaust that improves its effectiveness. The 23-inch Monostar S wheels are another addition to the Premium SUV, helping make it an even more spectacular model.

Other Bentley Bentayga units have passed through the hands of the specialists at Startech, but it must be acknowledged that what we see in these images goes beyond previous units. In this case, a gold-coloured strip has been added that surrounds the grille, runs up the bonnet and reaches the roof. The same colour can be found on the wheels and the tailgate, giving it a classic luxury look that may be reminiscent of a Rolls-Royce.
The honeycomb grille at the front and a carbon-fibre diffuser at the front. The elements of this carbon-fibre package and other items offered by Startech come to a price of 51,110 euros, which pushes the price of the car to levels out of reach for most people. That said, the engine is left untouched on this occasion and keeps the standard unit, with 600 CV and a maximum torque of 900 Nm, which is not bad at all.

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