Bentley Batur Convertible by Mulliner: A Grand Farewell to the W-12 Era

Bentley’s W-12 Bows Out in Style with the Stunning Batur Convertible

After 20 years and more than 100,000 cars, Bentley is retiring its legendary W-12 engine—but not without a grand finale. Meet the Batur Convertible by Mulliner, a jaw-dropping open-top masterpiece that blends exclusivity with brute force, unveiled during Monterey Car Week.

A Rare Beauty, Tailored to Perfection

Only 16 of these will ever exist, each customized to its owner’s exact tastes. This particular model wears Opalite silver paint with a gloss black racing stripe, edged by fiery Mandarin orange pinstripes—a bold look that carries over to the grille and custom wheels. Even among Bentleys, this one commands attention.

Inside, it’s a love letter to classic race cars. The cockpit follows a dramatic "one-plus-one" layout: the driver’s side is wrapped in black Beluga leather and Alcantara, while the passenger side gets Linen white upholstery—a vintage-inspired contrast. Titanium details, from the paddle shifters to the air vents, add a modern, high-performance edge.

The W-12’s Last Dance

Under the hood? Bentley’s twin-turbo 6.0-liter W-12, tuned to a monstrous 740 horsepower and 737 lb-ft of torque. With upgraded turbos, intercoolers, and a titanium exhaust, this is the ultimate send-off for Bentley’s combustion era before the brand goes electric in 2026.

Even the Luggage Matches

Because no detail is too small, the Batur Convertible comes with a two-piece luggage set—Beluga black and Linen white, mirroring the cabin. With only a handful being made, this isn’t just a car; it’s a future collector’s trophy, marking the end of an iconic engine.

See It at Monterey

The first production model has already left Bentley’s Crewe factory, while "Car Zero"—a Vermilion Gloss prototype—will be on display at Monterey Car Week. For enthusiasts, it’s a rare chance to witness the last of Bentley’s W-12 beasts in the wild.

Price? Bentley’s keeping that under wraps. But with its exclusivity, power, and place in history, the Batur Convertible is more than a car—it’s a rolling masterpiece.