Bentley is turning heads at the Goodwood Festival of Speed with a highly coveted new aesthetic. The luxury automaker just unveiled the Design Theme by Mulliner, a bespoke curation available strictly for the Supersports model. Making its official debut diagonally opposite Goodwood House, this release represents the absolute pinnacle of custom automotive styling.
The Exterior Flex
The standout feature of this drop is a groundbreaking side to side paint fade, marking a massive first for the heritage brand. The aggressive styling places a bold highlight color directly on the driver side, which then seamlessly melts into a darker shade across the opposite side of the body. Adding to the asymmetrical aesthetic, a single off center stripe runs from front to back, lining up perfectly with the passenger seat. This look heavily emphasizes the driver focused DNA of the Supersports while cementing its ultra rare status.
Finishing exterior touches bring serious motorsport energy to the build. A prominent number eight graces the front grille, while the carbon diffusers, fender blades, and sills receive a clean accent pinstripe.
Curated Colorways
Mulliner curated three distinct palettes for this exclusive release, applied meticulously to both the exterior and interior:
- Dragon: A fierce Dragon Red fading into a Black Crystal exterior, completely matched with a Hotspur and Beluga interior for a striking statement.
- Electric: A more subtle Electric Blue transitioning into Dark Sapphire on the outside, paired with a vibrant Klein blue and Imperial Blue cabin.
- Brodgar: A contemporary earth toned vibe, fading from Pale Brodgar to Brodgar, complete with a Camel and Beluga interior.
The Cabin Aesthetic
Inside, the cabin is just as purposeful, drawing heavy inspiration from the adrenaline and precision of motorsport. The two seat only configuration keeps the absolute focus on driver engagement.
The dual tone layout continues inside, wrapping the driver in the brighter shade while the passenger sits in the darker hue. The Full Leather Specification features a unique Supersports perforation pattern across the seats and door inserts. Even the contrast gear lever matches the driver seat, elevated by meticulous contrast stitching on the dashboard and headrests.
Bespoke Heritage
This release follows the original Level One and Level Two design themes, which brought features like diamond machine finished wheels, pinstripe accents, and distinct colorways to the Supersports. For collectors wanting something entirely custom, buyers can consult their retailer to explore bespoke possibilities beyond the three curated themes.
