Bentley Bacalar

The Bacalar's active all-wheel-drive system varies torque distribution between the axles and favours the rear axle in normal driving.

The Bacalar's maximum torque is 900 Nm.

The Bacalar's W12 produces 659 PS, equivalent to 650 bhp.

The Bacalar uses an enhanced version of Bentley's 6.0-litre twin-turbocharged W12 TSI engine.

Among the materials introduced on the Bacalar was metallic paint containing ash made from rice husks.

Mulliner built the Bacalar as a run of just 12 individually commissioned cars.

The Bacalar launched Mulliner's modern Coachbuilt activity, centred on very small runs of highly individual Bentley cars.

Bentley used natural British wool as one of the Bacalar's interior materials.

The Bacalar's cabin uses Riverwood recovered from the Fenland peatlands of East Anglia, which Bentley describes as around 5,000 years old.

The Bacalar is an open, two-seat barchetta grand tourer without a fixed roof.