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Bentley Teases Supersports-badged Continental GT Ahead Of Reveal On Nov 13th
Bentley teases upcoming limited-edition Supersports-badged Continental GT ahead of reveal on November 13th.
Upcoming model will be the fourth Bentley slapped with the high-performance badge in 100 years.
“New Supersports will be the lightest, most driver-focused and first rear-wheel drive Continental GT ever”.
Continental GT Supersports may feature 6.0-litre twin-turbocharged W12 engine, which churns out 729+horsepower in the Batur model.
Bentley has released the first teaser image of its upcoming Supersports-badged Continental GT Coupe, ahead of its unveiling in New York on Thursday 13 November 2025.
Strictly limited production run, the upcoming model will be the fourth Bentley slapped with the high-performance badge in the British luxury marque’s 100 years history.
Bentley said that the new “Supersports will be the lightest, most driver-focused and first rear-wheel drive Continental GT ever. Like the original, the new Supersports will be rare, with a limited production run.”
During a press conference streamed live from Bentley’s home in Crewe on Wednesday, CEO Frank-Steffen Walliser first hinted the arrival of a new non-hybridised, limited production performance model before the end of this year. He also confirmed that the company will continue producing combustion engines until at least 2035.
“We will announce one of the most extreme Continentials ever. We will use the famous 100-year-old-name Supersports again,” he said.
“It will be a true driver’s car. It will be maybe, technically, a little bit unexpected from Bentley. It will not be unexpected to those of you who know me,” Bentley CEO added.
The marque will release more details at reveal, but the upcoming Continental GT Supersports may feature its iconic, hand-assembled 6.0-litre twin-turbocharged W12 engine, which churns out 729+horsepower in the Batur model.
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