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Bentley Bentayga is World's Fastest, Most Powerful, Luxurious and Exclusive SUV

10 September 2015

By Scott Campbell

Bentley's new Bentayga is set to be the fastest, most powerful, most luxurious and most exclusive SUV in the world, the British marque declares in its announcement ahead of a public unveiling at the IAA Frankfurt Show which runs from 15 to 27 September.

Designed, engineered and handcrafted in Crewe, the Bentayga's styling adheres to the Bentley DNA; from the four round LED headlamps and large matrix grille, to the distinctive power line and muscular haunches.

An all-new twin-turbocharged 6.0-litre W12 engine is at the heart of the new Bentayga.

The 12-cylinder unit combines efficiency and refinement with ultra-luxurious levels of power and torque. With a torque of 900 Nm, it can go from zero to a hundred in a mere 4.1 seconds, topping out at 301 km/h.

Wolfgang Dürheimer, chairman and chief executive of Bentley Motors, adds: "The Bentayga is truly the Bentley of SUVs. It redefines luxury in the SUV sector and offers a genuine Bentley experience in any environment, thanks to a combination of unparalleled attention to detail, go-anywhere ability and cutting-edge technology.

The Bentayga is the next step in our brand’s bold future."

Inside, the detailing in metal, wood and leather includes meticulous tolerances between elements of trim; subtleties that appeal to the luxury SUV driver.

The Bentley Bentayga will be available from 2016.

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