The Bentayga Hybrid looks almost identical to other versions; the "green" variant can be identified by the badges and a pair of fuel filler flaps on the rear wings, one of which (on the driver's side) is intended for charging from the mains.
Inside, the hybrid nature of the Bentayga is revealed only by the tachometer and the E Mode driving mode selector.
The Bentayga Hybrid can operate in three modes: EV Mode (electric-only, up to 50 km), Hybrid Mode (gasoline engine and electric motor), and Hold Mode (forced battery charging while driving).
The powertrain is borrowed from the hybrid Porsche Panamera and consists of a 2.9-liter V6 turbo engine and an electric motor. The manufacturer has not provided full specifications, but the Bentley's figures will certainly not be inferior to the 462-horsepower Panamera.
Sales of the Bentley Bentayga Hybrid crossover are scheduled to start in the second half of the year. Prices have not yet been announced.
