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2025 Bentley Batur

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The 2025 Bentley Batur is a limited-edition grand touring coupe that serves as the ultimate expression of Bentley's W12 era and a design bridge to the brand's electric future. Its hand-built 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged W12 engine produces 730 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque, making it the most powerful Bentley ever produced. The Batur features an entirely new body designed by Bentley's Mulliner bespoke division, with flowing lines, a dramatically lowered roofline, and extensive use of natural fiber composite body panels. Limited to just 18 units worldwide, each Batur is fully personalized through Mulliner's co-creation process, with options including 3D-printed 18-karat gold interior elements and rare materials. Named after Lake Batur in Bali, the Batur achieves 0-60 mph in 3.2 seconds and represents the pinnacle of handcrafted combustion-powered grand touring.

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The Bentley Batur is the ultimate swan song for the W12 engine, and Bentley has ensured it departs in magnificent fashion. With 730 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque from the most powerful iteration of the iconic twin-turbo W12, the Batur delivers effortless, continent-crushing performance wrapped in bespoke luxury that only Bentley's Mulliner division can execute. Every surface has been reimagined with hand-crafted details, and the design language previews Bentley's electric future while honoring its combustion heritage. As a grand tourer, it is peerless -- the combination of devastating straight-line performance, all-wheel-drive security, and a cabin that rivals the finest luxury interiors in the world creates an experience that no other car replicates. Limited to just 18 units at two million dollars each, the Batur is as much an investment piece as it is an automobile. The only question is whether a turbocharged engine truly suits the Bentley ethos as well as a naturally aspirated alternative might have -- but in practice, the W12's seamless power delivery is wholly appropriate.