Bentley Batur’s powertrain generates 730 hp and 1,000 Nm of torque.
Bentley has unveiled the Batur GT Coupé with a new design that makes way for the next electric vehicle that Bentley will bring in 2025 and future BEVs Bentley
The Bentley Batur succeeds the Bentley Bacalar. Bentley will only create 18 units of the Batur GT Coupé each at a price of 1.65 million euros.
Under the hood, the Bentley Batur features a hand-assembled 6.0-liter twin-turbo W12 engine that produces 730 hp and 1,000 Nm of torque. The W12 engine was mated to Bentley’s eight-speed dual-clutch transmission and the entire exhaust system is titanium. The pavers are 3D printed in titanium, a first for Bentley.
The design of the new Bentley Batur includes a line that runs from the bonnet along the entire length of the car, connecting the bonnet to the body, giving the car a long and lean appearance. It also gives an elongated proportion to the front end.
The Bentley Batur sits on 22-inch wheels, as a standard option, which have been painted in crystal black, then machined and polished to the surface. A darker option is also available which combines dark gloss faces with satin spokes. Customers can choose to paint the wheels to match the bodywork with or without a contrast finish, or can choose an entirely different contrast color as well.
The two-seater interior of the Bentley Batur has been designed with durable materials. Each element of the cabin will be adapted according to the customer’s specifications. Customers can choose from a variety of sustainable interior materials, shared by Bentley.
The interior’s metallic elements are a mix of black anodized aluminum and satin-brushed titanium. It also features a hallmarked 18k gold Bentley Dynamic Drive selector and steering wheel center stripe at 12 o’clock.
Date of first publication: August 21, 2022, 2:08 PM IST