Bentley steadily released trickle-down details of its electrification plans throughout the rest of the decade. It will be fully electric and carbon-free by 2030, and The company’s first all-electric car will launch in 2025. Today, the company provided some more details on its electric product rollout and how it will begin phasing out internal combustion cars.
That’s first tram coming out late 2025, so it could be the car of the year 2026, and it is supposed to be an SUV. It was also just the beginning of a big electric kick. The next five years after this car was introduced, each year brought a completely new running model. Those electric models will likely include new generations of existing nameplates such as Continental GT and Bentayga, but at least one, possibly the first, will be an unnamed machine. In addition, Bentley will continue to build these cars at the Crewe facility, UK, where the company invested £ 2.5 billion, or nearly $ 3.4 billion.
Until the first EV arrives, Bentley will expand mixture offers, with a few new hybrid variants of existing models due this year. By 2024, all Bentley models and variants will be available with dip into the mixture option. By 2026, all Bentley vehicles with internal combustion engines will be plug-in hybrids.
