With the Bentley Batur, the Mulliner personalization division showcases the future of sustainable luxury, presenting customers with four distinctive themes for customization. Out of the 18 cars slated for production, 16 are currently being specified. One of these themes is Nebula, characterized by a captivating Wasabi green body and Gloss Black Crystal exterior accents. The interior mirrors the color scheme, while the dashboard boasts intricate laser etching.
Two of the themes offered by Bentley’s Mulliner personalization division for the Batur model are Supernova and Hyperspace. The Supernova theme combines a vibrant Sunbeam orange paint with Atlantic Pearl Crystal accents on the body kit. Inside the cabin, a captivating mix of Indigo Night, Beluga, Ceramic Glaze, and Hyperactive shades creates a visually striking environment. On the other hand, the Hyperspace theme features a bold Daybright Blue body color with eye-catching St James Red accents. The cabin complements the exterior with a striking Pillar Box Red interior.
With its Dark Matter theme, the Bentley Batur presents a captivating blend of Fine Brodgar and Black Crystal paint, exuding an air of allure and elegance. The Cyber Yellow accent along the edge of the grille adds a vibrant pop of color, while the titanium details on the exhaust outlets lend a touch of refinement. Step inside the cabin, and the Dark Matter theme continues to impress with its opulent Burnt Oak leather upholstery, skillfully complemented by tasteful Beluga Black accents and sleek aluminum trim, culminating in a luxurious and modern interior atmosphere.
With a strong commitment to sustainability, the Batur embraces eco-conscious design elements. In a conscious shift away from carbon fiber, the body kit and select internal surfaces of the vehicle showcase the use of a flax-based material, significantly reducing its ecological footprint. By opting for this eco-friendly alternative, the Batur demonstrates its dedication to minimizing environmental impact and paving the way for a greener future.
Customers are presented with a variety of environmentally conscious upholstery options to choose from. These choices include leather that undergoes a tanning process with reduced water usage and aldehyde content compared to traditional methods. Additionally, traceable hides with low CO2 emissions are available, providing a sustainable and transparent choice. Another option is a textile derived from the byproducts of the coffee roasting process, further exemplifying the commitment to eco-friendly materials. To complete the sustainable package, the carpets are made from recycled yarn, promoting the circular economy and reducing waste.
The Batur marks the farewell of the twin-turbo 6.0-liter W12 engine, with production set to end in April 2024. Generating an impressive 740 horsepower and 737 pound-feet of torque, this powerhouse provides exhilarating performance. With a starting price of approximately $2 million (1.65 million pounds), customization options are available for buyers to further tailor their Batur. Deliveries are scheduled to commence in mid-2023, allowing customers to experience the pinnacle of luxury and performance.
