New Bentley Continental GT Speed ​​​​arrives in the United States

Nearly a month after its official online debut, the next-generation Bentley Continental GT Speed ​​has officially landed in the United States. The plug-in hybrid luxury grand tourer will celebrate its local public debut tomorrow (August 16) at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, part of Monterey Car Week.

Bentley says the model is available with Mulliner's special touches from launch. Therefore, its future owners “can create tens of billions of possible combinations of specifications,” the company claims, and for the automotive event, the 2025 Bentley Continental GT Speed ​​has an orange theme. The exterior is finished in Orange Flame Satin, gloss black accents, 22-inch black-finished alloy wheels with self-leveling logos, and a sports exhaust system.

The Naim for Bentley audio system is also on deck, and the cabin of the vehicle has been done in Gravity Gray, a new shade available for this model. It also has Brunel leather seats, contrasting orange accents, diamond-quilted areas on some components with Gravity Gray stitching, and a few other features that will surely make the car more visible in the sea of ​​expensive models that will be on display at the car show.

Unveiled last month, the 2025 Bentley Continental GT Speed ​​follows in the footsteps of the hand-built Batur and Bacalar, introducing some special design cues. It has a new chassis, dual-chamber air springs with dual-valve dampers, 48-volt active roll control, an eLSD, torque vectoring, and the classic coupe is joined by its convertible sibling, the Continental GTC.

2025 Bentley Continental GT Speed

Photo: Bentley

Both feature the same powertrain, an electrified V8 with plug-in capability. This assembly has retired the old W12 engine and combines a 4.0-liter twin-turbo mill with an electric motor. The former develops 591 horsepower (600 ps/441 kW), and the latter adds 187 horsepower (190 ps/140 kW) to the party and sits inside the 8sp DCTCombined power output is rated at 771 horsepower (782 ps/583 kW), and the Continental GT Speed ​​and Continental GTC Speed ​​enjoy a combined torque of 738 lb-ft (1,000 Nm).

Zero to sixty-two miles per hour (100 km/h) takes 3.2 seconds in the GT Speed, while the GTC Speed ​​is two-tenths slower, and top speeds are 208 miles per hour (335 km/h) and 177 miles per hour (285 km/h) respectively. The 25.9 kWh The battery is positioned behind the rear axle for better balance and takes 2 hours and 45 minutes to recharge at an 11 kW socket. The model has an electric driving range of 50 miles (81 km) on WLTP Procedure cycle and a total range of 534 miles (859 kilometers).

Production of the new Bentley Continental GT Speed ​​and GTC Speed ​​will take place at the carmaker’s factory in Crewe, England, and will begin at the end of the third quarter, with first deliveries starting in the fourth quarter of the year.

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