Overview
- The Torcal was revealed in London and confirmed on Wednesday that Bentley will offer two trims, Core and S, with dual permanent‑magnet motors delivering up to 888 PS and 1,350 Nm of torque.
- Bentley says the Torcal uses a 113.2 kWh battery running at 800 volts, offers about 375 miles WLTP range, supports up to 400 kW DC fast charging, and carries a 10‑year/100,000‑mile battery warranty.
- Pricing starts at roughly £165,000 ($230,000) for the Core and about £200,000 ($270,000) for the S in the UK and US, and Bentley opened customer specification channels immediately with pre‑orders due to begin next month.
- The car is engineered and built in Crewe using UK suppliers and introduces Bentley’s first fully active corner‑by‑corner suspension plus electronic all‑wheel steering to blend comfort with sporting handling.
- Bentley emphasised luxury and sensory detail with new cabin materials, a recorded 'Bentley Dynamic Symphony' soundscape using live instruments, and Mulliner options, a move that frames the Torcal as a brand‑defining template for future electric Bentleys.