Bentley has introduced a three-car Nicolaus Copernicus Collection developed by Mulliner with Bentley Warsaw. The Poland-specific commission comprises two Continental GT S coupes and one Continental GTC S convertible, each styled around a different celestial body: the Sun, Earth or Moon.
The cars share an orbital design based on a diagram of the solar system. Bentley has incorporated it into the center consoles, seat quilting and welcome lamps, as well as the convertible’s tonneau cover. Each car also receives bespoke treadplates, overmats and a key box.
The Sun is a Continental GTC S finished in Manuka Orange. Its orange and Gravity Grey leather interior has orange stitching and carpet binding, with Copper Stone veneer across the dashboard and door trim.
The Earth, a Continental GT S coupe, wears bespoke Nebula Blue paint. Aegean Blue and Imperial Blue leather carry the theme inside, alongside Galaxy Stone veneer, silver seat piping and an Imperial Blue painted center console.
The Moon is the second coupe, finished in bespoke Moonstruck silver. Its cabin pairs Beluga leather with lighter Ice leather on the seats, dashboard, center console and doors.
All three cars use Bentley’s 671-hp, 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 hybrid powertrain. The specification also includes a titanium sports exhaust, 22-inch black wheels and carbon-ceramic brakes.
Bentley has added an individual fragrance to each car, along with matching pocket squares and scarves. The company has not announced pricing or identified the buyers.
PHOTO GALLERY
