This stunning electric Bentley could make gas-powered luxury cars obsolete

A preview of Bentley’s electric future Photo credit: Bentley The EXP 15 concept introduces Bentley’s new EV design direction, combining luxury with aerodynamic efficiency. Sculpted silhouette with fastback proportions Photo credit: Bentley A long hood, short front overhang, and sweeping roofline emphasize the grand touring character of the two-door coupe. Illuminated grille with 3D detailing Photo credit: Bentley The front features an LED-lit panel in place of a traditional grille, signaling Bentley’s transition to electric propulsion. Kamm tail and full-width rear lighting Photo credit: Bentley A minimalist rear design incorporates a continuous red light bar and a tapered deck for improved aerodynamic performance. Four-seat layout with panoramic roof Photo credit: Bentley Viewed from above, the EXP 15 reveals a spacious 2+2 cabin layout under a full-length glass canopy. Sustainable luxury materials Photo credit: Bentley Bentley’s concept uses advanced materials, including rice husk ash pigment and tanned leather alternatives. Performance targets for the electric era Photo credit: Bentley The EXP 15 is designed around Bentley’s EV platform, targeting 0–60 mph in under 2 seconds and 500 miles of range. Part of Bentley’s Beyond100 strategy Photo credit: Bentley The EXP 15 supports Bentley’s goal of becoming a fully electric brand by 2030, with sustainability at its core.