Overview
- Bentley confirmed the name Torcal, released a rear teaser image, and set a public reveal in London for September 23, 2026.
- The company says the Torcal is the first Bentley designed from day one as a battery‑electric vehicle and will be offered only as a pure EV with showroom deliveries expected in 2027.
- Teaser images and company comments link the Torcal’s look to last year’s EXP 15 concept, showing a sharply raked rear window, wide shoulders, slim horizontal tail lights and a prominent roof spoiler.
- Bentley has set an ambitious charging goal of about 100 miles of range in roughly seven minutes while leaving battery size, range, motor layout and price to be confirmed at the September reveal and reported that the car may share Volkswagen Group electrical architecture.
- The Torcal will sit below but not replace the Bentayga and reflects Bentley’s cautious, customer‑led electrification strategy that keeps hybrid and petrol models available for existing buyers while aiming to attract new EV customers.