Bentley has announced that it will use sustainable aviation fuel for all customer car airfreight movements worldwide.
The marque said that its upcoming Luxury Urban SUV being on track for its 2026 launch, as well as hybrid variants of its model being available till 2035.
The newly unveiled Engineering Technical Centre will include a prototype workshop for Bentley's models of the future.
The new service centre also features a rooftop solar installation and operates on 100% renewable energy, in line with Bentley's Beyond100+ strategy.
The AI-powered Hide System will not entirely replace the skills of Bentley's highly-trained craftspeople, but help automate the inspection process instead.
The brand will launch a new PHEV or BEV model every year over the next decade, and only build EVs from 2035, while extending the lifecycles of its PHEVs.
The brand will present details of its first all-electric product, and also touch on further updates about its Beyond100 strategy.
The third iteration of Bentley's Extraordinary Women initiative saw students mentored by a selection of inspirational pioneers across different fields.
As part of the Beyond100 strategy, Bentley will soon be retiring its V8 engine, to be replaced by a new hybrid option.
The 85-year old site will now be a place where Bentley enters a new age of electrification with the opening of the Paint Shop.
Record levels of interest in luxury personalisation and an increased attraction to higher revenue models, drove Bentley's financial performance last year.
As part of Bentley's Beyond100 strategy, the Extraordinary Women initiative will return in 2024, benefitting female students in the U.K. and Qatar.
Bentley Motors has been recognised by the Top Employer Institute for the 13th consecutive year.
A new Sustainability Council and sustainability report will aid Bentley's drive to become a global leader in sustainable luxury mobility.
Bentley will be adding another seven hives to the bee colony at its Crewe campus in order to celebrate World Bee Day.
Bentley is working with universities across the U.K., as well as the Dar Al Hekma University in Saudi Arabia, to inspire women to consider STEM careers.
Stefanie Lackner will now lead Bentley's communications around issues including sustainability, as well as diversity and inclusion.
Bentley has started work on a new Launch Quality Centre and Engineering Technical Centre as it prepares to manufacture its first BEVs.
Bentley is opening up to 200 new vacancies as part of this recruitment drive, with close to 50% of new roles focused on electrical competencies.
Bentley is taking in its largest intake of trainees yet as it undergoes the largest transformation in its 102-year history.