2026 Bentley Batur Black Rose

The 2026 Bentley Batur Black Rose is one of only 18 bespoke Baturs crafted by Mulliner’s design team, reflecting a fully personalized commissioning process. The vehicle features an exclusive ‘Black Rose’ metallic paint, paired with a gloss Beluga upper body. Satin Rose Gold accents enhance the front grille, ‘endless bonnet line’ brightware, mirror caps, lower body kit, and 22-inch tri-tone wheels. These wheels surround high-performance carbon ceramic brakes with black calipers, further emphasizing the vehicle’s distinct identity.

Handcrafted Interior with Industry-First Rose Gold Details

Inside, the cabin combines deep, rich materials with refined metallic accents. Bentley’s advanced gold Additive Manufacturing (AM) process integrates 210 grams of hallmarked 18-karat rose gold at key touchpoints, including the Drive Mode Selector, Bentley’s Organ Stop vent controls, and a rose gold steering wheel insert. These elements contrast with the Beluga leather, charcoal grey tweed fabric, and Black Rose-painted veneers, creating a striking yet cohesive interior aesthetic.

Three-Dimensional Printed Gold: A First for the Automotive Industry

In collaboration with goldsmiths Cooksongold, Bentley introduces an industry-first application of 3D-printed gold, using 100% recycled materials from the jewelry sector. Each gold component is hallmarked in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, certifying its authenticity. Additionally, parts produced in 2022 feature the Jubilee hallmark, commemorating Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee year.

• The 2026 Bentley Batur Black Rose is a limited-production luxury grand tourer, with only 18 units crafted by Mulliner’s Bespoke Studio.
• The exterior features a Black Rose metallic paint finish, complemented by a gloss Beluga upper body and satin Rose Gold accents on key design elements.
• The 22-inch tri-tone wheels house carbon ceramic brakes with black calipers, adding to the car’s bespoke detailing.
• The cabin integrates 18-karat rose gold components using Bentley’s advanced additive manufacturing process, featured on key touchpoints like the Drive Mode Selector and Organ Stop vent controls.
• The interior materials include Beluga leather, charcoal grey tweed fabric, and Black Rose-painted veneers, creating a dark, cohesive aesthetic.
• Bentley collaborated with goldsmiths Cooksongold to manufacture sustainable gold components from 100% recycled jewelry, ensuring authenticity through hallmarks from Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter.
• Bentley has expanded its 3D printing capabilities with a £3 million investment to enhance additive manufacturing at its Crewe facility.
• Mulliner offers a range of bespoke material options, including titanium components and sustainable leather-like textiles derived from coffee roasting by-products.
• The Batur series marked a shift in Bentley’s design language, leading to the creation of the Batur Convertible, which is limited to 16 units.
• The Batur Convertible is the most powerful W12-powered drop-top grand tourer in Bentley’s history, following the Bacalar barchetta and Batur coupe in Mulliner’s Coachbuilt lineup.

Bentley has invested £3 million in expanding its Additive Manufacturing capabilities, allowing for the precise fabrication of intricate components. Beyond gold detailing, Mulliner offers a range of exclusive material options, including aerospace-grade titanium and sustainable, leather-like textiles derived from coffee roasting by-products.

Mulliner’s Legacy of Bespoke Craftsmanship

Mulliner has been at the forefront of Bentley’s bespoke craftsmanship since the 1920s, producing coachbuilt designs for some of the brand’s most iconic models, including the 1952 R-Type Continental. Today, the division continues to deliver highly personalized commissions, tailoring vehicles to the specific tastes of discerning customers.

The Bentley Batur marked the beginning of a new design era for the brand, leading to the introduction of the Batur Convertible in May 2024. This model follows the Bacalar barchetta and the Batur coupe as part of Mulliner’s Coachbuilt family. Limited to just 16 units, the Batur Convertible stands as the most powerful W12-powered drop-top Grand Tourer in Bentley’s history.

Specification	Details
Performance
- Engine Power	750 hp (552 kW) at 8,000 rpm
- Torque	1,000 Nm at 8,000 rpm
- Top Speed	335 km/h
- Acceleration (0-100 km/h)	3.9 seconds
Body Measurements
- Length	4,902 mm
- Width	2,227 mm
- Height	1,390 mm
- Wheelbase	2,851 mm
- Front/Rear Track	1,672 mm / 1,672 mm
Powertrain
- Engine Type	Twin-turbo W12, 5,950 cm³
- Transmission	8-speed dual-clutch automatic (DSG)
- Drivetrain	All-wheel drive
Capacities
- Fuel Consumption (Combined)	12.2 l/100 km
Price
- Starting Price	Approximately €2,580,000 (around $2,800,000)

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