The 2022 Flying Spur Hybrid is the 2nd vehicle in Bentley’s lineup to get a plug-in hybrid powertrain. A 2-liter twin-turbo V-6 engine and a 100 kW electric motor combine to power the Flying Spur, delivering a total output of 542 hp. The car starts at around $210,000. Read more
The 2022 Bentley Flying Spur is getting a plug-in hybrid powertrain. A 410 hp 2L turbocharged inline-6 engine and 134 hp electric motor will combine to power the sedan, giving it a total output of 536 hp. And the Flying Spur PHEV can go from zero to 60 mph in 4.1 seconds!Read more
European customers will now be able to buy Bentley’s SUV hybrid, the Bentayga. The plug-in SUV features a 335HP turbocharged engine in combination with a 120hp electric motor and 17.3 kWh lithium-ion battery, according to Car Scoops. The Bentley plug-in hybrid powertrain pushes the Bentayga to 24 miles of all-electric range. The Bentayga is a first entrance into the plug-in…
Bentley, the ultra-luxury automaker, will launch its first plug-in hybrid this year. The Bentayga hybrid will feature a V6 motor in combination with an electric motor “for V-8 like performance but with 6-cylinder economy,” according to Motor Authority. The automaker is set to launch plug-in hybrid versions of more of its existing line-up in the next few years, but a…
According to a new report from Bengt Halvorson at Green Car Reports, Bentley will add a plug-in hybrid version of each vehicle in its lineup by 2025. Halvorson notes, “Bentley is looking to expand its buyer base rather than sell more cars to existing buyers,” and the additional plug-in hybrids are a main part of this strategy. Werner Tietz, a…
Bentley, the luxury automaker, has announced plans to expand their electrified lineup with an additional plug-in model. At present, Bentley offers a plug-in option for its Bentayga vehicle. The Bentayga PHEV employs a 3L turbo V6 in combination with an electric motor. Car Scoops speculates Bentley’s new PHEV will utilize a version of the Bentayga powertrain, which is actually a…
Automotive News reports that luxury carmakers such as Ferrari, McLaren, Bentley and Porsche are opting for electric powertrains to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. The report notes that hybrid systems used in Ferrari’s LaFerrari, McLaren’s P1 and Porsche’s 918 Spyder simultaneously boost performance while improving fuel economy. Ferrari wants to reduce its fleet emissions by 20 percent by 2021 without sacrificing power. To…