Bentley Mulliner Batur Teased As The Company’s New Coachbuilt Grand Tourer

Bentley Mulliner has dropped the first teaser of its upcoming coachbuilt model. The Bentley Mulliner Batur will be a grand tourer set to be unveiled at Monterey Car Week on August 21, as the successor of the limited-production Bacalar.

The video only shows the grille of the Batur which appears to be quite large featuring a unique V-shaped pattern and orange accents. Bentley also confirmed that the new grand tourer will introduce a new design language for the brand which will find its way into their future EV range.

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The model was named after the Lake Batur in Kintamani, Bali, following the tradition started by its predecessor which was named after another natural body of water – the Bacalar Lagoon in Mexico.

Bentley has been coy on details about the underpinnings of the grand tourer but earlier reports suggest that it will be based on the W12-powered Continental GT, similar to the Bacalar. What we know for sure is that it will feature a redesigned exterior and a unique interior with close to unlimited personalization options made possible by the vehicle’s handbuilt nature.

Rumor has it that Bentley Mulliner will produce only 25 units of the Batur, with a price tag close to £2 million ($2.4 million) justified by its bespoke status. We will learn more in a couple of weeks at the official debut of the Batur at Monterey Car Week in California.