The upcoming Bentley Flying Spur hints at its exclusivity by showing part of its interior

Luxury brands such as Bentley do not earn that reputation without reason, but because they are capable of offering a package in which attention to detail is overwhelming. The upcoming Flying Spur, the four-door variant of the Continental GT, is about to make its debut as it hinted a month ago through several teasers. However, the British saloon has chosen to tease its charms once more before being revealed to the world, only this time it has decided to show part of its interior to showcase the exclusivity its potential customers will experience.

It is true that Bentley has chosen to be very subtle when revealing part of the cabin of its Flying Spur, since we are only shown the panel of one of the doors. However, this teaser is presented as a statement that it is not necessary to reveal much to send a clear and concise message, since we notice that its flagship saloon will live up to the other siblings that sit under the wing of the English brand.

First-class materials

As with other models such as the Continental GT or the Bentayga, exclusivity and luxury are conveyed through materials that refuse to share space with plastics or leather imitations. Instead, wood and aluminium take centre stage everywhere, leaving its passengers immersed in an atmosphere where elegance, subtlety and comfort go hand in hand.

This approach will also be reflected in the new Flying Spur, a model that incorporates everything established by the latest generation of the Continental GT. Thanks to the video provided by the brand itself, we can see how the simple panel of a door features perfectly stitched leather alongside wood inserts and aluminium-trimmed pieces, all of which aim to make the driver and the other passengers perceive exclusivity no matter which control they operate or which area they touch.

A powertrain that dances to the same rhythm

However, the interior of the Flying Spur will not be the only area that exudes exclusivity, since its powertrain will also be responsible for conveying that feeling. Although Bentley has not yet made any statements regarding the range of engines that will power its saloon, we can expect them to be the same ones offered by the Continental GT.

To be more specific, a 6.0-litre twin-turbocharged W12 engine capable of producing more than 600 CV will be tasked with bringing the Flying Spur to life. This means we will be facing not only one of the most luxurious saloons on the market, but also one of the most powerful and unique, since the W12 configuration is on the verge of extinction.

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