Jill MedingerLast year Mulliner, Bentley‘s customization department completed a ten-car collection of bespoke Bentaygas celebrating the art of show jumping in Belgium. These SUVs are not available, however someday they will probably appear at collector car auctions.
The exterior features were designed to enhance the sportiness of the Betayga, such as the 22″ ten-spoke wheels in black painted finish, the carbon fiber styling kit including the mirror caps and sports exhaust.
The interior both complements and contrasts the exterior, with Mandarin stitching, Burnt Oak color, and “Stephex Masters’ embroidery, as well as diamond shaped details of the seats with Herringbone Sand Tweed in the door inserts.
The Belgian Equestrian Collection highlights the parallels between equestiran sports and Bentley. The ten cars designed together with Mulliner incorporate sustainable materials, and ensure the usage of ethical and environmentally friendly processes.
Upon the collection’s launch, Balazs Rooz Europe’s regional director said, “The Belgian Equestrian collection illustrates the creativity, craftsmanship, and individual personalization details that can be designed through Mulliner. Offering the dream car and attention to detail is what Mulliner stands for and we are glad to see it happen in Belgium this time, now the new home of a ten-car collection of bespoke Bentayga.”
The limited edition was present at the Brussels Stephex Masters, one of the most prestigious show jumping competitions in the world last summer. Eric Cortois, the managing director of luxury brands at D’leteren Automotive added, “We have been inspired by the shared passion between the automotive and equestrian worlds. Many of our customers are involved in the latter and have a strong passion for the 5* competitions. Therefore, we worked in association with Stephex on all details to make this collection truly unique.”