A range of rear cabin options for the all new Flying Spur showcases Bentley's expertise in creating a modern cabin of unrivalled luxury and innovation from the very start of development. The focus was on ensuring that passengers in the rear experience the same standard and quality as those in the front.

Customers have the ability to select unique configurations tailoring the rear cabin to suit their desires and requirements through a range of optional equipment, including Rear Seat Entertainment tablets, audio options up to the industry-leading Naim for Bentley system and even the luxury of an onboard two-bottle drinks cooler. 

The new refrigerated bottle cooler can be found between the rear seats behind the centre armrest. With two levels of cooling from +6°C to -6°C and the ability to accommodate six 330ml soft drinks, four 500ml bottles or two full sized 750ml champagne bottles, the cooler can be stocked to suit any journey.

A completely new design means that the cooler is packaged into a much smaller space than the previous generation Flying Spur, meaning less intrusion into the vast 420-litre boot.

As the most advanced Bentley ever built, the Flying Spur is a fusion of cutting-edge electronics and artisan craftsmanship. It represents the very latest in Bentley's forward-looking approach to technology, blending ease of use with exquisite design and functionality. At the centre of the rear cabin, the multi-functional 5.0-inch colour Touch Screen Remote can be found mounted in the rear of the centre console. At a press of a button, the Touch Screen Remote glides from the console and allows the rear occupants to control many features including rear seat functionality, climate control, window blinds and even the movement of the Flying B bonnet mascot.

The rear seats offer 14-way adjustment and five massage modes, with key adjustments being made via door mounted switches. The rear outer seats are both ventilated and heated with electrically controlled headrests accommodating each individual's personal preference.

Customers can specify the ultimate in-car audio experience by specifying the pinnacle Naim for Bentley sound system. A 2,200W, 21-channel amplifier feeds a system of 19 speakers including Super Tweeters and two seat-mounted bass transducers, with eight DSP sound modes and illuminated speaker grilles.

Complementing the Naim For Bentley audio system, customers can also specify Rear Seat Entertainment, consisting of a pair of tablets located on the back of the front seats to give access to the Bentley Multimedia System. The removable 10.2-inch Android tablets have 4G, WiFi and Bluetooth connections for effortless, high-speed on-board connectivity and facilitate access to the Google Play store whilst having their own internal memory for media, downloads and the full range of apps.

Utilising the extensive specification offering, customers can choose between a selection of fifteen hide colours and eight different veneers to create an individual specification. Stitching and emblems can also be specified in blind or contrast colours, as well as the option of contrast piping to the seat covers - reminiscent of the original Flying Spur from the 1950s.

Building on the company's heritage, Bentley's craftsmanship also continues to evolve, delivering new contemporary features such as 3D leather door panels and lofted diamond quilting to the seats included in the Mulliner Driving Specification.

To maximise the visual impact of the materials used throughout the cabin, an optional panoramic glass sunroof can be specified, flooding the interior with light and emphasising the design lines that flow from the new fascia connecting the front and rear passenger area. The new Flying Spur already offers the most customisable, comfortable and technology-driven cabin of any Bentley. The process of pushing the boundary never stops, and to ensure customers' expectations are continually exceeded, more options to enhance the rear cabin even further are in development and will be revealed soon.