Bentley has revealed a bold new styling package for the Supersports through its Mulliner division, giving the high-performance coupe a more dramatic and personalized look. The package introduces three distinctive color themes, each built around a two-tone exterior finish that flows from one side of the car to the other, paired with a matching dual-tone interior.
The idea is simple but eye-catching. Instead of giving the car one traditional body color, Mulliner blends two shades across the exterior, making the Supersports look as if each side has its own unique personality. Inside, the cabin follows the same approach with carefully selected colors that reflect the character of each theme.
The three available themes are Dragon, Electric, and Brodgar.
Dragon is the most aggressive of the three, combining Black Crystal on the driver’s side with Dragon Red on the opposite side. The cabin continues the same bold contrast with Hotspur red and Beluga black leather. The displayed version also features an off-center red stripe running from the front to the rear, a red number 8 on the grille, and fine red accents across the carbon fiber aerodynamic elements.
This asymmetric look continues inside the two-seat cabin. In the Dragon theme, for example, the driver’s seat is finished in Hotspur red, while the passenger seat comes in Beluga black. The interior also receives full leather trim, along with special Supersports detailing on the doors and seats.
Electric brings a cooler and more modern personality, blending Electric Blue with Dark Sapphire on the exterior, while the cabin combines Klein Blue and Imperial Blue. Brodgar, on the other hand, is the calmest and most elegant option, pairing Pale Brodgar with a deeper Brodgar shade outside, and matching it with a Camel and Beluga interior.
The Bentley Supersports itself is the sharpest and most focused version of the Continental GT. It uses a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine without any hybrid assistance, producing 657 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque. Power goes only to the rear wheels through an upgraded eight-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Bentley has also given the car a more aggressive chassis setup, while production will be limited to just 500 units. With a weight of 1,999 kg, it becomes Bentley’s lightest road-going model in 85 years.
The new Mulliner Supersports design package is set to make its public appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Bentley has not announced the price of this optional styling package yet, but the standard Supersports already starts at more than $486,000. Customers who want something even more personal can also work with Bentley dealers to request alternative finishes or fully bespoke specifications.
