[2020 Edition] Current Bentley Model Lineup

Everything You Need to Know About 2020 Bentley Models Including Prices, Specs & Reviews

Updated: January 10th, 2020

Bentley is an indispensable member of the British luxury car quadrumvirate (alongside Jaguar, Rolls-Royce and Aston Martin). The Volkswagen Group subsidiary is headquartered in Crewe, England, and is celebrating its centenary year in 2020. Infamous for its iconic grand tourers and sedans – namely, the Continental and Mulsanne respectively – Bentley has also recently entered the SUV-space with the introduction of the Bentayga, which has quickly set the tone as the brand’s best seller.

Although the uber-luxury automaker is not adding any new models to the lineup for 2020, they are making some tweaks to the current offerings in the hopes of spurring sales and growing market share over the coming years. The Flying Spur is the latest vehicle to undergo a redesign – just in time for 2020.

The new-gen Continental is the beneficiary of the most notable changes, with the introduction of a new optional V8 engine to complement the previously standard V12 unit, as well as a convertible variant which was not available for the previous model year. These should certainly be factors in generating more overall appeal for the model, providing a wider variety of configurations and a lower price-of-entry.

For the near future, Bentley has been aggressively preparing their entire roster for the utilization of plug-in hybrid drivetrains. On the more long term battlefront, we can expect fully electric models as well. It looks like Bentley is playing the long game here, as it looks to remain relevant in the years and decades to come.

Here is the complete range of Bentley automobiles available for 2020.

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Current 2020 Bentley SUV Lineup

2020 Bentley Bentayga

Like so many other premium and exotic automakers, Bentley has brought their A-game to the SUV segment, looking to establish its dominance in this competitive and highly lucrative market. The Bentayga is a midsize crossover SUV which has become the marque’s best seller since it was made available in the 2016 model year. There are two petrol-engine options; a more-than-capable 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 and a 6.0L twin-turbocharged W12. The latter will be more expensive, that’s for sure, but will also allow the Bentayga to hold the current title as the world’s fastest SUV. Diesel and Hybrid engines are also available, making for a diverse Bentayga roster equipped to suit just about any palette.

Current 2020 Bentley Flying Spur Lineup

2020 Bentley Flying Spur

If you could call any Bentley ‘entry-level’, I suppose this would have to be the one – Bentayga aside. In an absolute sense, it is anything but, especially coming fresh off the press with a redesign for the 2020 model year. In essence, the Flying Spur is a 4-door version of the Continental coupe as it shares the same platform as the latter.

Current 2020 Bentley Continental GT Lineup

2020 Bentley Continental GT

Currently in its third-generation, the Continental GT was recently refreshed for the 2019 model year. The Continental GT is the brand’s de factor 2-door, 2+2 seater, and features a new-for-2020 convertible bodystyle to complement the previously exclusive coupe offering. There is also now an entry-level V8 engine to go along with the standard W12 used elsewhere in the lineup. Future considerations are being made for a hybrid version. Lighter and more athletic than ever, the new Continental GT promises for a solid driving experience in every category.

Current 2020 Mulsanne Lineup

2020 Bentley Mulsanne

The largest, priciest and most luxurious Bentley continues to be its flagship car. Although it only sells several hundred units worldwide per year, it continues to epitomize the highest pinnacle in the luxury car hierarchy. Admittedly, the Mulsanne is overdue for an update and unfortunately that is not going to happen in time for the 2020 model year. Word has it that the next generation Mulsanne will feature hybrid and fully-electric engine options. For the meantime, it continues to exclusively use the 6.8L twin-turbocharged V8 engine shared with many Rolls Royce models.