Bentley is best known for its slightly imperious but lavishly trimmed luxury cars. Slightly more sporting than Rolls-Royce, though, Bentley manages to make luxury cars that also deliver the power to ...

View post: The 2026 Honda Pilot Has Many Trims, but Only One Is the Smart Buy Bentley’s latest concept car is a hulking tribute to the automaker’s past that provides hints about the future. Measuring ...

The EXP 15 doesn’t sport two doors, four seats, and a trunk, like the marque’s long-running, and highly successful, Continental GT. Instead, it has three doors, as well as a hatchback rear. Even more ...

The Bentley EXP 15 Concept represents a groundbreaking design study that redefines the future of luxury automobiles. Drawing inspiration from Bentley’s rich heritage, particularly the iconic 1930 ...

View post: DeWalt’s 110-Piece Screwdriver Bit Set Is a ‘Must-Have’ — And It’s on Sale for $30 at Lowe’s This Bentley EXP 15 concept is the British high-lux firm showing design themes for its entire ...

The EXP 15 previews the production car we'll see next year, yet draws inspiration from a 95-year-old model. Bentley is gearing up to launch its first all-electric model. Ahead of next year's reveal ...

Volkswagen Group-controlled Bentley has revealed a new concept vehicle. Inspired by the Blue Train Bentley from nearly a century ago, the sedan-bodied EXP 15 is nothing more than a full-size model.

Bentley teased us with photos of its EXP 15 “design concept” Tuesday, giving us a preview of an all-electric model due to be revealed officially in 2026. The company said the design was inspired by ...

While the EXP 15 is not intended for production or sale, it offers a glimpse into the design direction of future models of the company. Credit: Bentley Motors. Volkswagen Group owned Bentley Motors ...

For years and years I have been wanting Bentley to make a car with styling inspired by the 1930 Speed Six Gurney Nutting Sportsman Coupe, better known as the Blue Train. It was named after a race from ...

Tom joined Autoweek in 2022 after nearly 25 years as an editor at WardsAuto, and 10 years as a daily newspaper reporter before that. He’s been in metro Detroit all his life. His personal cars have ...