Overview
- Bentley unveiled the Torcal on Wednesday in London as a five-seat electric SUV offered in two trims that deliver roughly 810–876 bhp and a manufacturer WLTP range of up to 375 miles.
- Both versions use a 113 kWh battery and an 800‑volt electrical architecture with Bentley quoting peak charging up to 400 kW and a 10–80% session in about 16 minutes.
- UK starting prices were announced at about £173,300 for the base Torcal and £200,000 for the Torcal S, and customers in some markets can place orders now with first deliveries expected in Q2 2027.
- The car debuts several Bentley-first features, including fully active corner-by-corner suspension that removes anti-roll bars, the musician-recorded 'Dynamic Symphony' cabin soundtrack, facial recognition profiles, and a 100% Merino wool interior option certified to the Responsible Wool Standard.
- Built and hand-finished at Bentley’s upgraded Crewe facility on Volkswagen Group‑derived PPE underpinnings, the Torcal aims to broaden Bentley’s customer base while independent EPA figures and real-world efficiency for this heavy luxury SUV remain to be reported.