US EditionBentley Set to Follow Porsche in Extending ICE Age, Confirms CEO
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Bentley follows in with Porsche and announces that the Bentayga, Continental GT and Flying Spur models will finally be renewed with thermal rather than electric variants. The article After Porsche, it's Bentley's turn to reverse on the electric appeared first on Automobile Clean.
The pace at which Porsche, a sports car manufacturer, has changed from the primary sector to the child of worry, is as impressive as it is terrifying.
Porsche delays new electric cars in favour of petrol power
Lack of demand for high-end electric vehicles is making Porsche reconsider its plans to introduce new battery-powered models. Announcing a ‘realignment of its product strategy’, the German car manufacturer is making drastic changes to its future vehicle lineup. Most notably, a new flagship SUV, intended to sit above the current Cayenne in the model hierarchy, will now be launched with petrol and plug-in hybrid powertrains. Follow Motoring Res…
Bentley set to follow Porsche in extending ICE age, confirms CEO
Bentayga, Continental GT and Flying Spur are now set to be renewed with petrol engines rather than go electric Bentley is readying pure-petrol successors to the Bentayga, Continental GT and Flying Spur in a reversal of its EV-only plan, brought on by drastic U-turn at Porsche late last week. Under its Beyond100 strategy, the British luxury car maker planned to phase out petrol engines entirely by 2035. But it's now set for significant alteration…
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