Designed by independent digital artist Theo throttle, the new generation Bentley Bentayga has been featured in some futuristic renderings, featuring a unique design language and distinctive exterior tweaks.
Bentley has previously confirmed that the first electric car will be a relatively compact SUV, and in keeping with Bentley's assertion, the digital artist presented a small model inspired by the Bentayga, and this week he revealed what the next generation of the Bentayga might look like, taking inspiration from the design features of the Bentley Bator coupe, while The next generation Bentayga was envisioned as a sporty, versatile SUV.
The limited edition Bentley Mulliner Batur coupe was revealed at Monterey Car Week recently, and its design and performance specifications were revealed, as it is powered by a 6-liter Bentley W12 twin-turbo engine with 730 horsepower. Concerning the unveiling of Batur, the company said that the elegant coupe is a preview of the design it will apply to its future electric cars.
Future Bentley Bentayga Design Features
In a video that the designer showed on YouTube, the car featured design badges inspired by the new Bentley Mulliner Batur coupe, and the designer used the Bentayga EWB Azure as the base for his digital concept with an extended wheelbase that helps achieve proportions.
The front design is a set of individual LED headlights, replacing the double circular setup that was a distinctive element of both previous generations of the car, moving to the profile, it may come much more sculpted than before, and appears especially on the front fenders, with the integration of the bulging rear fenders in the Bentayga .
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| Picture of the new Bentley Bator Coupe |
At the rear, the new LED taillights have been modified to the shape and size of the Bentayga, with a sculpted tailgate and a large blackout area on the rear bumper, while retaining the dual exhaust pipes.
It is worth noting that, according to Carscoops, it was noted that these images are not associated with Bentley in any way; Rather, they are imaginary images of the next Bentley Bentayga.
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