Bentley Goes Full Two-Tone with First Bespoke Batur Convertible
Bentley’s Mulliner division has completed the first Batur Convertible, a one-off build developed with input from the client. Painted in Opalite with Beluga and Mandarin accents, the car marks another addition to Mulliner’s line of custom Coachbuilt vehicles.
This first Batur Convertible was designed around Bentley’s 740-horsepower W12 engine. A black racing stripe with Mandarin pinstripes runs down the length of the car, starting at the front grille and continuing across the hood and rear deck. The grille is finished in gloss black with Mandarin highlights, a colour combination also found on the five-spoke wheels. The same pattern is embroidered onto the rear tonneau to match the painted stripe.
The cabin reflects a theme Bentley refers to as “one plus one.” The driver’s side is finished in Beluga black, while the passenger side features Linen. Both seats use Alcantara and leather, with Mandarin highlights throughout. The dashboard and door inserts carry Mulliner’s custom Batur pattern, and the colour split extends into the rear luggage area. Even the key cases and seat belts follow this two-tone layout.
Bentley Bespoke Batur Convertible: All the Details
Interior materials include satin black engine-turned metal, Beluga veneer on the centre console, and solid titanium elements throughout, from the air vents to the steering wheel detailing. The wheel itself is finished in Beluga with Linen accents and Mandarin stitching.
In the trunk, Bentley has included a two-piece luggage set tailored to the car’s two-tone design. Each piece matches one side of the interior.
This particular Batur Convertible is part of Mulliner’s limited Coachbuilt series, which previously included the Bacalar and the Batur coupé. Only a small number of Convertibles will be built, each based on the same 6.0-litre twin-turbo W12.
Each car is designed collaboratively using Mulliner’s digital visualisation tools, allowing clients to choose finishes for virtually every component.
Bentley’s engineering development version of the Batur Convertible, known as Car Zero, recently appeared at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and will be shown at Monterey Car Week. That car is finished in a contrasting Vermilion Gloss and Vermilion Satin exterior.
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