2025 Bentley Flying Spur Summary Points

British luxury automaker Bentley has lifted the curtains on its fourth-generation Flying Spur, eschewing the outgoing model?s colossal W12 gas engine for a V8 hybrid powertrain.

Bentley now calls the Flying Spur a ?four-door supercar? that rushes from zero to 60 mph in 3.3 seconds while delivering around 47 miles of all-electric range.

Debuting in the 2025 Bentley Flying Spur is the optional Wellness Seating Specification on all four seats, including auto climate and postural adjust.

Ultra Performance Hybrid Powertrain

The news grabber is not the 2025 Flying Spur?s styling or immaculately luxurious interior. Bentley was the first to admit its newest flagship ?largely retains the familiar, muscular yet elegant design of the third-gen Flying Spur? that debuted in 2019. Instead, Bentley wants all the attention on the new Flying Spur?s Ultra Performance Hybrid Powertrain.
So potent is Bentley?s hybrid powertrain that it went as far as calling the new Flying Spur its first four-door supercar. Gone is the legendary W12 gas engine that powered the 2025 Flying Spur?s predecessors. Taking its place is the aforementioned Ultra Performance Hybrid Powertrain, the same propulsion system found in the 2025 Bentley Continental GT Speed.

As a proper sendoff, Bentley made 120 units of the Speed Edition 12, the swansong of the W12. Going forward, however, the Ultra Performance Hybrid Powertrain is the centerpiece for t...