Bentayga S Hybrid and Bentayga Azure Hybrid Join The Range

Both models are highly customizable but have model-specific features to set them apart.

The S Hybrid has Blackline specification substitutes for black or polished metal on all exterior surfaces apart from the badge. It also has black side sills and door mirrors, dark-tint headlamps, a black radiator grille and surround, and a Speed-style front bumper. It comes with 22-inch model-specific alloys with red-painted brake calipers. At the rear, you'll note a Speed-style tailgate spoiler, dark tinted rear lamps, and black split-oval tailpipes.

The interior has several performance touches, like the use of Dinamica, which is often used in motorsport. The available color splits were carefully chosen to provide a sporty ambiance, while the digital instrument cluster borrows the performance dials from the Bentayga Speed but with an additional PHEV power meter.

Fluted seating and 'S' emblems on the fascia, illuminated treadplates, and headrests further distinguish the 'S' hybrid from its Azure sibling.

As mentioned earlier, designs and patterns significantly reduce stress, and we can feel ours dripping away just by looking at the Azure's interior images.

It has precisely crafted diamond-quilted upholstery, and three open-pore veneers are available: Dark Walnut, Crown-Cut Walnut, and Koa. These are more calming than Bentley's high-gloss veneers. There's a selection of 15 hide colors and hide splits, all selected for their soothing nature. Seat piping is a no-cost option.

The Azure emblem can be found on the fascia, illuminated treadplates and seat embroidery. Additional features include Bentley B foot pedals, mood lighting, and a dual-tone steering wheel with heating. On the outside, it has bright chrome lower bumper grilles, Azure badges, and 22-inch 10-spoke alloys.