The fastest SUV

These days, it seems like you can’t be a serious carmaker anymore without having an SUV in the lineup, and the past few years have seen the upper tier carmakers joining Porsche, BMW, Volvo and others by coming out with their own high-performance luxury sport utility vehicles. Today we will only talk about the SUV from Bentley. You might already saw it on JamesEdition, as we have 49 of it, the Bentayga is definitely worth to take a closer look.

Apparently, the SUV was named after the Roque Bentayga, a peak on the island of Gran Canaria. Bentley, a luxury carmaker that is nevertheless very proud of its performance shops, says that the Bentayga is the fastet SUV ever built and that this car is unlike any other sport utility vehicle in the world. This SUV is a power-full, all-terrain automobile, which will provide you with exceptional driving experience. Bentley moreover reveals that the Bentayga has the most technically advanced engine in its category so the car combines performance and an incomparable level of luxury, not only on but also off-road.

When it comes to size, the Bentayga is larger than the Cayenne and the Q7, but it’s still shorter and lower than a long wheelbase Range Rover Sport, so the size of the Bentayga is perfect. With a W12 petrol engine, Bentley has redefined what a SUV engine can do. In 4.0 seconds the Bentayga is from 0-100 km/h and accelerates a top speed of 301 km/h. So we get why Bentley says that the Bentayga is the fastest SUV.

 

Available in both four and five seat configurations, the interior of the Bentayga is typical Bentley. Buyers will get a choice of seven different varieties of wood for the interior trim as well as 15 different shades of leather for the seats, which have a massaging function.

 

 

Other unique luxury options include things like a set of crystal and china, a refrigerator, a stow-able folding “event seat” for relaxing out back with the lift gate up, and one of the most impressive clocks ever fitted inside an automobile. The Mulliner Tourbillon by Breitling, the legendary Swiss watchmaker who has enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Bentley, is solid gold with either a mother-of-pearl or black ebony face and has a diamond on eight of the 12 hour markers. It’s also a completely mechanical timepiece, and is wound by a self-winding mechanism built into the car that spins it every 15 minutes.