2026 New Bentley Bentayga
Engine
3996cc
Transmission
Automatic
Dimensions
5125–5305 × 2010 × 1728–1739 mm
Factory options for this model
The Bentley Bentayga is a flagship luxury SUV for Australian buyers who want handcrafted cabin quality, commanding road presence and genuine everyday versatility in one vehicle. Its broad character spans refined touring, strong V8 performance and electrified options in the wider range, while extensive Bentley personalisation lets owners tailor colours, hides, veneers and details to individual taste.
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The Bentayga is a large ultra-luxury SUV combining Bentley craftsmanship and performance with a practical high-riding body and useful passenger and luggage space.
Bentley publishes a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 and a 3.0-litre V6 plug-in hybrid for the wider Bentayga range. Australian availability should be confirmed with a local Bentley retailer.
Bentley lists the standard Bentayga V8 at 404 kW and 770 Nm in its current technical data.
Yes. Bentley offers seven standard exterior colours plus an extensive range of optional and Mulliner paints, along with numerous hides, veneers, wheels and cabin details.
It suits buyers seeking an exceptionally luxurious SUV with strong performance, a highly customisable cabin and enough practicality for everyday driving and touring.
Yes. Bentley describes 4-seat, 4+1 and 5-seat configurations across the Bentayga range, although exact Australian availability depends on the selected derivative and options.
Yes. Its spacious SUV cabin, strong touring performance, substantial luggage capacity and comfort-focused specification make it well suited to long-distance driving.
Current Bentayga derivatives use all-wheel-drive systems designed to provide strong traction and stable performance. Buyers should confirm the exact driveline specification of their chosen Australian variant.
Common questions about the Bentley Bentayga
$412,600 – $624,900
(+Ex-Factory Price)The Bentley Bentayga sits at the premium end of Australia’s luxury SUV market, combining the elevated driving position and practicality expected of a large SUV with the craftsmanship and bespoke character associated with…
The Bentley Bentayga sits at the premium end of Australia’s luxury SUV market, combining the elevated driving position and practicality expected of a large SUV with the craftsmanship and bespoke character associated with Bentley. It is aimed at buyers who want a vehicle capable of handling daily urban use, long-distance touring and family duties without giving up the atmosphere of a hand-finished grand tourer. The design is unmistakably Bentley, with a prominent matrix grille, sculpted bodywork, distinctive lighting and a broad stance that gives the Bentayga considerable road presence.
Inside, the Bentayga focuses heavily on materials, comfort and customisation. Bentley offers carefully finished leather, real veneers and metal detailing, with a wide choice of colour combinations and optional Mulliner personalisation. The cabin is designed to feel special from every seat rather than simply concentrating on the driver. Depending on specification, buyers can choose comfort-focused seating and technology packages, while the luggage area and SUV body make the Bentayga much more practical than a traditional two-door luxury grand tourer.
The current Bentayga range is offered internationally with a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 petrol engine and, in applicable derivatives, a plug-in hybrid system built around a 3.0-litre V6 petrol engine and electric motor. Bentley quotes 404 kW and 770 Nm for the V8 in the standard Bentayga technical data, giving the large SUV strong acceleration and effortless high-speed touring ability. Exact Australian derivative availability can change, so buyers should confirm the locally offered powertrain and specification with an authorised Bentley retailer before ordering.
Technology is integrated to support both luxury and everyday usability. Available systems across the range include driver-assistance features, connected services and comfort technologies, while options can extend to premium audio and detailed cabin personalisation. Bentley also offers chassis technology intended to balance body control with ride comfort. This matters in Australia, where a Bentayga may need to move from dense city streets to long motorway journeys and regional roads in the same week.
For buyers comparing the Bentayga with other high-end SUVs, its main distinction is the combination of performance, craftsmanship and commissioning freedom. Alternatives may provide similar space or strong performance for less money, but few offer the same depth of bespoke trim, paint and cabin choices. Bentley states that seven standard exterior colours are available, with the extended and Mulliner ranges expanding the palette dramatically, so the final appearance can range from understated to highly individual.
The Bentayga is best suited to an Australian buyer who values exclusivity and craftsmanship as much as utility. Running costs, option pricing and the sheer size of the vehicle are important considerations, particularly in inner-city use, but those trade-offs are part of owning a large ultra-luxury SUV. For owners who want one Bentley capable of carrying passengers and luggage while still delivering substantial performance and a richly finished interior, the Bentayga remains the most versatile model in the brand’s line-up.
Safety rating
Not Rated
Fuel Economy Combined
13.0L/100km
Body type
Suv
Drivetrain
AWD
Seating Capacity
5
Boot Space
380–484 L
Max Power Kw
404 kW
Number Of Doors
5
Kerb Weight
2514 Kg
Wheels
21–22 Inch
Aspiration
Twin-turbocharged
Compression Ratio
10.1
Cylinder Configuration
V
Emission Standard
Euro 6
Engine Power Kw
404 kW
The Bentley Bentayga sits at the premium end of Australia’s luxury SUV market, combining the elevated driving position and practicality expected of a large SUV with the craftsmanship and bespoke character associated with Bentley. It is aimed at buyers who want a vehicle capable of handling daily urban use, long-distance touring and family duties without giving up the atmosphere of a hand-finished grand tourer. The design is unmistakably Bentley, with a prominent matrix grille, sculpted bodywork, distinctive lighting and a broad stance that gives the Bentayga considerable road presence.
Inside, the Bentayga focuses heavily on materials, comfort and customisation. Bentley offers carefully finished leather, real veneers and metal detailing, with a wide choice of colour combinations and optional Mulliner personalisation. The cabin is designed to feel special from every seat rather than simply concentrating on the driver. Depending on specification, buyers can choose comfort-focused seating and technology packages, while the luggage area and SUV body make the Bentayga much more practical than a traditional two-door luxury grand tourer.
The current Bentayga range is offered internationally with a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 petrol engine and, in applicable derivatives, a plug-in hybrid system built around a 3.0-litre V6 petrol engine and electric motor. Bentley quotes 404 kW and 770 Nm for the V8 in the standard Bentayga technical data, giving the large SUV strong acceleration and effortless high-speed touring ability. Exact Australian derivative availability can change, so buyers should confirm the locally offered powertrain and specification with an authorised Bentley retailer before ordering.
Technology is integrated to support both luxury and everyday usability. Available systems across the range include driver-assistance features, connected services and comfort technologies, while options can extend to premium audio and detailed cabin personalisation. Bentley also offers chassis technology intended to balance body control with ride comfort. This matters in Australia, where a Bentayga may need to move from dense city streets to long motorway journeys and regional roads in the same week.
For buyers comparing the Bentayga with other high-end SUVs, its main distinction is the combination of performance, craftsmanship and commissioning freedom. Alternatives may provide similar space or strong performance for less money, but few offer the same depth of bespoke trim, paint and cabin choices. Bentley states that seven standard exterior colours are available, with the extended and Mulliner ranges expanding the palette dramatically, so the final appearance can range from understated to highly individual.
The Bentayga is best suited to an Australian buyer who values exclusivity and craftsmanship as much as utility. Running costs, option pricing and the sheer size of the vehicle are important considerations, particularly in inner-city use, but those trade-offs are part of owning a large ultra-luxury SUV. For owners who want one Bentley capable of carrying passengers and luggage while still delivering substantial performance and a richly finished interior, the Bentayga remains the most versatile model in the brand’s line-up.
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