The third-generation Bentley Flying Spur combines a luxury sedan’s passenger comfort with powertrain choices that suit different routines. Your choice depends on how you drive, which equipment you value and whether you can charge regularly.
Bentley Flying Spur engine choices include the gasoline V8 4.0 DCT and W12 6.0 DCT, alongside the plug-in hybrid V6 2.9 DCT. These examples combine all-wheel drive with an automated dual-clutch transmission. The gasoline versions offer straightforward refuelling, while the hybrid adds the option of electric driving.
Sedan — Bentley Flying Spur Engines and Transmissions
Sedan Bentley Flying Spur Engines and Transmissions
When exploring Bentley Flying Spur trim levels, distinguish the powertrain from the equipment specification. Individual is an equipment configuration associated with the V6 2.9 DCT plug-in hybrid. Check the particular car’s upholstery, seat functions and convenience features to establish whether it has the comforts you want.
The V6 2.9 DCT plug-in hybrid uses a lithium-ion battery that you can recharge externally. Bentley Flying Spur battery capacity is only part of the everyday picture: journey length, weather and cabin heating also affect electric driving. Regular charging helps you make greater use of the electric side of the powertrain.