Bentley Bentayga

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Bentley Bentayga (2016-2020)
Bentley Bentayga (2016-2020)
Bentayga
Production period: since 2016
Class : SUV
Body versions : Station wagon
Engines:
Otto engine : 4.0–6.0 liters
(404–467 kW)
Diesel engine :
4.0 liters (320 kW)
Otto hybrid :
2.9 liters (330 kW)
Length: 5125-5144 mm
Width: 1998-2010 mm
Height: 1727-1742 mm
Wheelbase : 2995 mm
Empty weight : 2388-2626 kg

The Bentley Bentayga (internal name 4V) is a luxury SUV produced by the British automobile brand Bentley since 2016 . Like the second generation of the Audi Q7 , it is based on Volkswagen's MLBevo platform.

Model history

Bentley EXP 9F at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show

The “Bentley EXP 9F” study was shown at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show . The series version, which was presented for the first time at the IAA 2015 in Frankfurt am Main , shows significant differences, especially when it comes to the headlights. The Bentayga is Bentley's first SUV. In 2016, the Bentayga already had a share of around 47% of total Bentley vehicle production.

Rear view
Bentley Bentayga (since 2020)
Bentley Bentayga Hybrid (2019-2020)
Rear view
Bentley Bentayga Speed ​​at the Geneva Motor Show 2019
Rear view

On the Paris Motor Show 2016 in Paris Bentley presented the Bentayga with the V8 Biturbo - diesel engine consisting of the Audi SQ7 is known. The Bentayga is the British automaker's first diesel-powered vehicle. The Bentayga Diesel came onto the market in February 2017.

In January 2018, Bentley presented the Bentayga with a V8 gasoline engine at the Detroit Motor Show .

At the 88th Geneva Motor Show in March 2018, Bentley also presented the Bentayga with a plug-in hybrid drive .

In autumn 2018, the diesel engine was no longer part of the model range for Europe.

In March 2019, the Bentayga Speed ​​was presented at the 89th Geneva Motor Show . With a top speed of 306 km / h, it replaces the Lamborghini Urus as the fastest mass-produced SUV in the world.

On June 30, 2020, Bentley presented a revised version of the Bentayga. No W12 version is to be offered in Europe in the future.

production

Final assembly of the Bentayga is carried out in Crewe , United Kingdom .

In 2016, the production of the body was relocated from the Volkswagen plant in Bratislava in Slovakia to the Volkswagen plant in Zwickau in Germany .

technology

Electrical system

The Bentley Bentayga, together with the Audi Q7 4M on the same platform ( modular longitudinal construction kit ), is the first production vehicle with a combined 12 V and 48 V electrical system . The 48-V network has a maximum output of 13 kW; its lithium-ion battery has 10 Ah. It is charged from the 12 V network via a 3 kW DC / DC converter . The electric motors of the electronically controlled active roll stabilization and a switchable compressor for the engine charging are operated with 48 V.

The exact capacity of the battery has not yet been published for the plug-in hybrid model, but the manufacturer states that the vehicle can be charged in 7.5 hours in a household power supply and in 2.5 hours in a three-phase network . According to the NEDC, this should enable an electric range of 50 km.

drive

There are four different drive variants for the vehicle. The gasoline engines are a 4.0-liter V8 engine with a maximum output of 404 kW (550 PS), which is also installed in the equally powerful Porsche Panamera Turbo , and a 6.0-liter W12 engine with the two power levels 447 kW or in the Bentayga Speed ​​with 467 kW. The plug-in hybrid drive variant has a system output of 330 kW. It combines a 3.0-liter V6 engine with an electric motor.

The Bentayga Diesel has a maximum output of 320 kW and has a 4.0-liter V8 diesel engine with register twin-turbo charging (from two twin-scroll turbochargers ), which is supported by an electric compressor. The compressor developed together with the supplier Valeo achieves the necessary boost pressure in 250 ms and thus helps to avoid turbo lag . The compressor motor has a maximum output of 7 kW.

In all variants, the engine power is transmitted to all four wheels by an eight- speed automatic transmission.

landing gear

The vehicle has a double wishbone axle at the front and a trapezoidal link axle at the rear .

The electromechanical roll stabilization (EAWS) from the supplier Schaeffler, which is available at an extra charge, consists of an electric motor with a three-stage planetary gearbox between the two halves of the stabilizer . The EAWS provides a stepless torque of up to 1200 Nm and requires up to 3 kW of power for this. On the one hand, when the road surface is uneven, the suspension comfort is increased by decoupling the stabilizer tubes, and on the other hand, roll compensation is achieved by actively turning the halves against each other during sporty cornering.

Motorsport

For the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in June 2018, Bentley developed a special Bentayga. By doing without interior fittings, the vehicle weighs 300 kg less than the production version. The vehicle thus set the record for series SUVs on the mountain route.

Conversions

The coachbuilder Klassen offers wheelbase extensions . The available extensions are 580 mm and 1016 mm. Armored versions of Inkas Armored Vehicles are offered. The achieved protection class is BR6

Technical specifications

Bentayga V8 Bentayga Bentayga Speed Bentayga Speed 1 Bentayga Hybrid Bentayga Diesel
Construction period 01 / 2018–06 / 2020 since 06/2020 03/2016–08/2019 03 / 2019–06 / 2020 since 08/2020 07/2019–06/2020 02/2017-08/2019
Engine characteristics
Motor series VW EA825 VW EA839 VW EA898
Motor type Gasoline engine Otto engine + electric engine Diesel engine
Engine type V8 W12 V6 V8
Displacement 3996 cc 5950 cc 2995 cc 3956 cc
Max. Power at min −1 404 kW (550 PS) / 6000 447 kW (608 hp) / 5000–6000 467 kW (635 PS) / 5000–5750 330 kW (2) (449 hp) 320 kW (435 hp) / 3750-5000
Max. Torque in min -1 770 Nm / 1960-4500 900 Nm / 1250-4500 900 Nm / 1500-5000 700 Nm (3) 900 Nm / 1000-3250
Power transmission
drive all wheel drive
Gearbox, as standard 8-speed automatic transmission
Readings
Top speed 290 km / h 301 km / h 306 km / h 254 km / h 270 km / h
Acceleration, 0-100 km / h 4.5 s 4.1 s 3.9 s 5.5 s 4.8 s
Fuel consumption over 100 km, combined 11.4 l super 11.6 l super 13.1 l super 14.0 l super 14.3 l super 3.6 l super 7.9 l diesel
CO 2 emissions, combined 260 g / km 265 g / km 296 g / km 320 g / km 325 g / km 82 g / km 210 g / km
Emission standard Euro 6d-TEMP Euro 6b Euro 6d-TEMP Euro 6d-TEMP Euro 6b
Tank capacity 85 l 75 l 85 l
(1) Probably not available in Europe
(2) System output, combustion engine: 250 kW (340 PS) / electric motor: 94 kW (128 PS)
(3) System torque, combustion engine: 450 Nm / electric motor: 350 Nm

Production numbers

year 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
number 96 5,586 4,849 4,072 5,232

Registration numbers

In the first sales year of 2016, 144 Bentayga were newly registered in the Federal Republic of Germany. In 2017 there were 481 vehicles, 280 of which were diesel-powered. In 2018, 84 of the 263 newly registered Bentayga were diesel versions. In 2019, only seven of 216 newly registered Bentayga had a diesel drive.

Source: Federal Motor Transport Authority

Web links

Commons : Bentley Bentayga  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

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