# Quick summary Bentley has unveiled the Torcal, its first fully electric production model and the brand's newest SUV line. The Torcal appears in two primary trims and aims to combine Bentley's traditional luxury appointments with electric performance and practical daily use.
# Powertrain and performance The Torcal will be offered in at least two power levels. The higher-output Torcal S produces about 876 bhp (reports also cite 888 PS) and is quoted to do 0–60 mph in about 2.8 seconds. A lower core specification is available with around 821 PS (about 810 hp). Reported torque figures for the range-topper reach into the 1,300 Nm region in some notices.
Battery and charging data reported alongside the launch cite a roughly 113 kWh battery pack and WLTP range figures up to about 375 miles (600 km in some reporting). Fast charging capability is referenced up to around 400 kW DC, which would allow a high-rate 10–80% session in under 20 minutes in the fastest charging conditions.
# Packaging and practicality At five metres long, the Torcal is Bentley's shortest four‑door model but is designed to maximise interior space. Luggage capacity is quoted as a 460-litre boot plus a 90-litre front trunk. Bentley added a rear seat power-fold system for folding flexibility, and the car's 11.1-metre turning circle is intended to aid urban manoeuvring.
# Interior and materials
Sustainability was part of the materials brief. Bentley highlights the availability of a 100% Merino wool automotive fabric certified by the Responsible Wool Standard and the use of sustainably sourced walnut off‑cuts. Those choices are presented as alternatives to more conventional hide usage.
# Design and chassis features Bentley describes a fresh design language for the Torcal built around four "reads": proportion, graphical elements, surface language and detail. The vehicle shows a long wheelbase, short overhangs, an illuminated diamond grille and new rear graphics. The styling links back to concept elements Bentley previously displayed.
Under the skin, the Torcal is described as introducing fully active suspension to the brand, a system intended to deliver a limousine-like ride without traditional anti‑roll bars. All-wheel steering is used to help agility.
# Pricing, availability and market position
# What this means for buyers Bentley features—handcrafted cabins, multi-mode comfort seats, and a distinctive design—combined with high electric performance, usable real-world range and fast charging. The model's mix of practical storage, urban manoeuvrability and available powertrain levels gives customers choices depending on how they balance performance, range and cost.