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Bentley’s Bentayga broke new ground when it launched globally in 2016 as the first ultra-premium SUV, but in 2021 it faces stiffer competition from the likes of the Lamborghini Urus, BMW X7, Mercedes-Benz GLS and Rolls-Royce Cullinan. With a fresh face and updated technology, is the new Bentley Bentayga still ahead of the curve?

Bentley Motors believes its long-running W12 engine will finally wind down production by 2026, around the same time the brand plans to roll-out its first battery electric vehicle (BEV).Speaking to Australian journalists at the launch of the new Bentayga,

Bentley Australia has confirmed that it will start bringing in electrified models next, starting with its Bentayga SUV in early 2022 and then followed by the Flying Spur sedan.Though the Bentayga Hybrid was first revealed at the 2018 Geneva motor show, th

Bentley's updated Bentayga is now on offer in Australian showrooms, with the base V8 grade available since November last year and the top-spec Speed grade landing in late 2021.Pricing for the former starts at $364,800 before on-road costs, making it $24,4

A key part of “celebrity life” is having a garage heaving with expensive, exotic cars to maintain that image of wealth and success. Sports stars, musicians, actors, fashion designers and others in the glitterarti have plenty of pesos in the bank to fund a lavish lifestyle, and a few of them have spent their hard-earned building seriously cool collections of cars.

Let’s face it, when the sports-car bubble bursts, it bursts hard – real hard. You only need to look back to 2019 to get the latest example of that fact, with Australian sales down a massive 20.8 per cent

If you've ever wondered what your house would look like with a Bentley parked out of the front, the ultra-luxurious brand has just made it easier to picture.Launching a new smartphone app called Bentley AR Visualiser, the augmented reality software will p

Bentley has revealed a special First Edition variant for its all-new Flying Spur sedan range, which is slated for production before year’s end.

Bentley turned 100 years old yesterday, and the brand has been busy building itself a birthday present in the shape of the future-focused EXP 100 GT.Designed to paint a clear picture of the brand's future direction, the EXP 100 GT is dripping in the

Bentley’s W12-powered Continental GT has been crowned fastest production car at Pikes Peak, following a record-setting run at the famous hill climb on Sunday, 30 June.Pikes Peak veteran Rhys Millen piloted the British coupe to the chequered flag in 10 minutes and 18.4 seconds, shaving eight seconds off the previous record, and averaging 112.4km/h.Millen was suitably pleased following the record drive: ''This is an amazing finish to a wet, snowy 2019 run at Pikes Peak,”“We came here with one goal in mind, and that was to be the fastest production car up the mountain and set a new record.“Today was a challenge with what Mother Nature threw at us, but the Continental GT held strong all the way to the top, and we are now number one.”The 156-bend, 20-kilometre hill climb was made particularly difficult this year due to poor weather conditions, and as always, the high altitude put the pressure on drivers and vehicles alike.With the start line positioned 2800 metres above sea level, the air density on the mountain is reduced by a third, forcing the Continental GT's 6.0-litre twin-turbocharged W12 to work extra hard.At ground level, the big coupe produces 473kW and 900Nm, and can sprint from zero to 100km/h in 3.7 seconds.Last year, Millen set the outright record for a production SUV on the Pikes Peak course, steering a Bentley Bentayga up the hill in 10 minutes and 49.9 seconds.