The New Continental GT first time using the new Ultra Performance Hybrid powertrain.
Bentley is set to reveal the latest iteration of its renowned Continental GT series this June, marking a significant leap forward for the luxury automaker. The new model, built around Bentley’s cutting-edge Ultra Performance Hybrid powertrain, promises unparalleled power and sustainability.
Highlights:
- Bentley’s first time using the Ultra Performance Hybrid Powertrain.
- Delivers power 782 PS and 1000 Nm torque.
- 50 miles (80 km) of electric-only range
New Bentley Continental GT gets advanced Chasis Technology:
The latest Continental GT features advanced chassis technology, including active all-wheel drive with torque vectoring, four-wheel steering, an electronic Limited Slip Differential, 48V electric active anti-roll control, and new, advanced dual-valve dampers. These innovations enhance the car’s performance and handling, ensuring a driving experience that meets Bentley’s high standards.
New Bentley Continental GT Powertrain:
Under the hood, the new 4.0 Litre V8 Hybrid engine capacity but it Boasts an impressive 782 PS and 1000 Nm of torque, the fourth-generation GT combines robust performance with eco-conscious features. With an electric-only range of 50 miles (80 km) and a CO2 emission figure (WLTP) of under 50 g/km, the new Continental GT is poised to be Bentley’s most powerful and dynamically capable road car to date, while also being its most sustainable.
Continental GT Role and Achievements:
Originally introduced in 2002, the Continental GT played a pivotal role in Bentley’s resurgence, catalyzing a ten-fold increase in sales and redefining the brand for the modern era. Inspired by the R Type Continental of 1952, known for being the fastest four-seat car of its time, the Continental GT carries forward the design elements that define a luxury Grand Tourer – the power line, the haunch, and the sloping roofline.
Since its launch, the GT has broken speed records, won championships, and become a symbol of luxury and performance. Globally, it is Bentley’s second most popular model, with one in every three Bentleys sold being a GT. Next year, Bentley’s Dream Factory in Crewe, England, will handcraft the 100,000th example of this iconic Grand Tourer, highlighting its enduring legacy in the automotive world.
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