Bentley has just introduced the Bentayga facelift here in Malaysia, which is surprisingly quick considering that the opulent SUV made its global debut in July. Pricing starts from RM743,900, but this is before duty, taxes, insurance and registration. There is also the First Edition, which starts from RM935,000.
The keened eye among you would have noticed that our Bentayga test car was a left-hand drive unit. That’s because the car was a pre-production prototype that was specifically flown in to tour the region. It was painted in Rose Gold and had the Mulliner Driving Specification pack, as well as a swanky two-tone Linen and Brunel leather upholstery, contrasted with Koa wood veneer.
Powering this behemoth is a 4.0 litre twin-turbo V8 petrol engine, offering 550 PS and 770 Nm of torque. Drive is sent to all four wheels via an eight-speed automatic transmission. Despite weighing in excess of 2,400 kg, the Bentayga V8 will do the century sprint time in 4.5 seconds, before hitting the 290 km/h top speed.
There have been various design changes and enhancements made to the exterior and interior of the Bentayga facelift, so sit back, enjoy, and learn all about the new SUV in our video review.
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Please give prices with taxes. This is the Malaysian way.
It does not make sense to display prices without taxes.
Brands such as these, Ferrari, Lambo, etc. publish prices without tax since quite a few of their customers register their cars without tax.
Some of us rich buys these and put them in glass cases so we could admire our cars from the living room.
Care to elaborate, Hafriz?
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The most luxurious VW group’s SUV…..more lux than its stable mate the chayene
hello hafriz,
can you share me the location of the car photography? especially the one with the pine trees align along the road backdrop..damn nice! also the kl city view is that from bukit tunku?..
hello can someone reply? or anyone know the location of the car shooting?
Hi, the pic with the nice trees were shot in Genting, and the KL backdrop is Bukit Tunku.
hi matthew thanks for the info!! btw can you share me the specific location in genting?..i plan to go there for some car photography too.. appreciate if u could help
cheers!