Bentley Motors reaffirms its commitment to sustainability with the launch of its third annual Sustainability Report, published on Earth Day. The report details significant achievements over the past year as part of the company’s Beyond100+ strategy, positioning Bentley as a leader in sustainability and sustainable automotive craftsmanship. The full report is available to read online.
Bentley remains steadfast in its journey to full electrification, with all models now available with plug-in hybrid (PHEV) options. The final chapter of the iconic W12 engine concluded in 2024, representing a key milestone as Bentley redefines its engineering future. The brand’s first fully electric model, the world’s first true Luxury Urban SUV, is set to be revealed in 2026, followed by an ambitious commitment to introduce a new PHEV or battery electric vehicle (BEV) every year for the next decade. As part of our electrification journey, we are developing an ecosystem of measures to reduce our total carbon footprint and work towards net zero, looking across the supply chain and use phase of our cars.
Beyond its product range, Bentley’s Crewe headquarters remains a benchmark for sustainable manufacturing. Since 2017, the site has operated on 100 per cent green electricity, and since 2019, on 100 per cent green gas. In 2024, the company achieved its fifth consecutive year of carbon neutrality, now verified by LRQA under the PAS 2060 standard.
Bentley’s relentless pursuit of responsible luxury has led to industry-first innovations, including the introduction of AI-driven hide inspection. This pioneering technology enhances the sustainability of Bentley’s iconic leather interiors by reducing waste and optimising material usage, showcasing how cutting-edge innovation and traditional craftsmanship can coexist seamlessly.
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23 April 2025
