The exterior styling has been updated and the cabin is even more luxurious.
The Bentley Flying Spur Mulliner will make the already luxurious sedan even more luxurious. It will make its public debut at Monterey Car Week.
The Mulliner version has a double-diamond pattern in the front grille, and a chrome finish at the lower inlet. The Bentley Flying B Hood ornament can be electronically deployed and illuminated.
The fender vents are adorned with Mulliner branding, while the mirror caps are in Satin Silver. The 22-inch wheels are finished in polished gray and have self-leveling caps at the center.
Mulliner has eight custom-made, multi-color combinations. One of the designs is called Ascot by the division. It includes a mixture of Imperial Blue leather and Camel-colored leather and white micro-piping. Flair is also available in a mixture of Hotspur and Beluga colors, as well as Sirius in Brunel with silver accents.
The Mulliner Driving Specification is standard on this higher-class Flying Spur. This includes a diamond-in -diamond quilting design on the seats, and a three-dimensional-leather design for the doors.
The rear has an electrically operated picnic table with veneered tops for the occupants. The diamond-milled technical finish is found on the center console and rear consoles. The dashboard’s Mulliner clock has a brushed-silver finish.
The Mulliner includes leather-bound keys and a handmade presentation box with the same color scheme as your sedan’s interior.
This is the first Mulliner model with a hybrid powertrain. Buyers have the option to choose an electric-assist 2.9-liter V6 which produces 536 horsepower (400kilowatts), and 553 poundfeet (775 newton meters). A twin-turbo V8 produces 542 horsepower (404 kW), and 568lb-ft (707 Nm). The top engine is the twin-turbo W12 with 626 horsepower (467 kW) & 664 lbft (6900 Nm).