Kahn Is The New Black: Bentley Bentayga Centenary Edition Is Almost Tame

Some of Kahn Design’s projects are, admittedly, too OTT, at least for out taste, but the mods performed on this particular Bentley Bentayga suit its character quite nicely.

Aside from the murdered-out look, this Bentayga V8 gets a carbon fiber front apron and satin black headlight, taillight and window surrounds, grille, side sills, roof rails and rear bumper trim. Even the black-and-silver 23-inch ‘Kahn Le Mans’ wheels, shod in 295/35 tires, somehow manage to blend in the whole package.

Also Watch: 2018 Bentayga Review Finds Bentley’s First-Ever SUV Simply Glorious

Kahn has went for a similar look inside, too, with the seats, arm rests and door panels featuring Herringbone black leather. Again, not the most discreet of choices, but it does look good – and, in any case, if you’re going for a Bentayga, “discreet” isn’t exactly high on your list of priorities.

For those interested, this black example is currently for sale, with the British tuner asking £155,999 ($202,559/€180,146) for it and stating that it has only 50 miles (80 km) on the clock. That’ll be a premium of £20,000 ($25,969/€23,091) compared to a base Bentayga V8 in the UK, then, but the average Bentley customer probably spends at least as much, if not more, on extras anyway.