Bentley Continental GT Continental Supersports Supercars
The spectacular Bentley Continental GT Supersports is now also available with the exclusive Design Theme decoration
If the Bentley Continental GT Supersports is by now a rare bird, its owners can now make it even more unique with Mulliner’s Design Theme

Last year Bentley announced that it was reviving the Supersports name for a Continental GT after eight years without using it and, honestly, in a place where European brands are betting everything on electrification, including Bentley, the fact that the English brand has presented this spectacular beast with a very traditional engine is certainly welcome.
The new Bentley Continental GT Supersports will not be as radical as its predecessor when it comes to its engine, since the latter used a 710 CV twin-turbo W12, whereas for this new generation Bentley uses a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 with improved interior components and a power output of 666 CV and 800 Nm of torque, which is sent exclusively to the rear axle through an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox from ZF.

Thanks to this configuration, the Continental GT Supersports can accelerate to 100 km/h in just 3.7 seconds, reaching a top speed of 310 km/h. All this power and jaw-dropping figures will be kept under control thanks to standard equipment such as an electronic limited-slip differential (eLSD), complemented by torque vectoring by braking, as well as more radical tuning for the chassis and other components such as the suspension and brakes.

As expected from a brand like Bentley, all this sportiness comes with an interior that makes no concessions to comfort: features such as the rear seats have been removed, as well as certain driver assistance systems, and acoustic insulation has been reduced. On the outside, the styling is complemented by more refined and aggressive aerodynamics, as well as extensive use of carbon fibre to reduce weight as much as possible.

Now, all the fortunate buyers who get the chance to acquire a Continental GT Supersports will also be able to choose, exclusively for this version, the Design Theme by Mulliner exterior design. This decoration is based on a paint gradient which, unlike what is usually done, where the gradient changes as you move from the front to the rear, in this design it runs between the right and left sides of the car, creating a more striking look, which also carries over into the interior itself.

Bentley will allow customers who opt for Design Theme by Mulliner on their Continental GT Supersports to choose it in three different combinations:
- Dragon: The intense Dragon Red colour blends into Black Crystal, while the interior features Hotspur colour combined with Beluga.
- Electric: A striking Electric Blue fades into a dark Dark Sapphire, creating a subtle gradient, with the interior choosing the intense Klein blue complemented by Imperial Blue.
- Brodgar: We finish with the Pale Brodgar tone fading into Brodgar, and to match, the interior uses Camel with Beluga.
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