Bentley Continental GT Supersports Design Theme by Mulliner

Bentley designers have created the “Design Theme by Mulliner” – a bold statement of performance and unique style, available exclusively on the Continental GT Supersports. Now, for the first time on any Bentley, the “Design Theme by Mulliner” introduces a color transition that runs from one side of the car to the other.

A bold accent color shifts into a darker tone across the body, while an off-center strip emphasizes the Supersport’s driver-centric design. Exclusivity is further highlighted by a front grille number eight and carbon fiber accents on the diffusers, fenders, and side skirts.

Three specially selected themes are available – applied to both exterior and interior:

Dragon – Dragon Red fades to Crystal Black, paired with Hotspur and Beluga interiors for a striking driver-focused aesthetic

Electric – Electric blue fades into dark sapphire, giving a more subtle transition to the car’s exterior, while the interior still offers a vibrant Klein blue to complement the Imperial blue cabin

Brodgar – A contemporary alternative, with pale Brodgar paint complemented by Camel and Beluga paint in the cabin interior.

The interior is as purposeful as the rest of the car, inspired by the energy and precision of motorsport. With just two seats, it complements the focus on driver engagement, which is the car’s unique mission.

Bentley’s exclusive Mulliner design features a driver-focused, two-tone cabin with premium perforated leather and contrast stitching. Expertly curated color themes are standard, with bespoke custom configurations available via Mulliner.

The Bentley Continental GT Supersports offers Level One and Level Two design themes, featuring bespoke customizations like tri-colour cabins, perforated Dinamica upholstery, and 22-inch diamond-machined wheels. Level Two adds rear body stripes for enhanced visual impact.

Five different color specifications are available, named Skies, Meteorite, Daybreak, Snowstorm and Nightfall.

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