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2025 Bentley Flying Spur: All The Details
Bentley has officially launched the fourth-generation Flying Spur, marking a significant moment as the luxury brand unveils its first four-door supercar. The new Flying Spur blends Bentley’s hallmark luxury with high-performance engineering, continuing nearly two decades of tradition in defining what a luxury performance sedan should be.
With enhanced power and performance, the Flying Spur is equipped with advanced technology, a refined cabin, and unmistakable Bentley craftsmanship.
These are the details:
The exterior refresh includes a new grille, bumper, diffuser, 22” wheel option, and dark tint brightware
Handcrafted at Bentley’s Dream Factory in Crewe, in a virtually limitless number of possible configurations
A paint range of 101 colors can be expanded to any color from Bentley’s past, and bespoke paint-matching is also available.
At one extreme, it’s capable of serene, silent progress in pure EV mode for up to 47 miles (76 km), ideal for Zero Emission Zones or city travel, and with CO2 emissions 90% lower than the outgoing Flying Spur Speed.
For the interior, 22 primary hide colours, 11 secondary shades and four colour splits mean that in the leather alone there are more than 700 colour combinations, before adding contrast stitching, piping or bespoke features.
Interior updates include new Precision Diamond quilt pattern on seats, and Precision 3D diamond hide on doors and B pillars
