Bentley Batur

In the specification developed for the Batur, the W12 produces more than 740 PS.

The Batur uses Bentley's 6.0-litre twin-turbocharged W12 engine.

Each Batur is assembled and finished by Mulliner specialists at Bentley's Crewe facilities.

Mulliner limited Batur coupé production to 18 cars, all reserved by customers before production began.

Bentley unveiled the Batur during Monterey Car Week in August 2022.

The Batur name comes from Lake Batur on the Indonesian island of Bali.

The Batur was introduced as Mulliner's next Coachbuilt project after the open, two-seat Bacalar.

The Batur's silhouette is built around a long bonnet, a strongly rearward cabin and muscular rear haunches.

The Batur previewed a more minimalist Bentley design language intended for future models, including the brand's electric era.

Unlike the Bacalar barchetta, the Batur has a closed two-seat coupé body.