Bentley’s first special edition of the new Torcal brings together its highest-output powertrain, exclusive wheels and cabin detailing, and an extensive list of standard comfort equipment. The Torcal First Edition produces 888 PS—approximately 876 hp—and 1,350 Nm of torque, pairing that performance with a specification that draws heavily from the model’s individual options.
The approach makes this an equipment-focused launch edition. Its distinguishing features range from carbon fiber exterior components and bespoke seat quilting to powered doors, expanded interior color choices and a 28-speaker Naim audio system.
The Highest-Output Torcal Powertrain
The First Edition receives the most powerful powertrain available in the Torcal range. Alongside its 888 PS output, torque measures approximately 996 lb-ft. Bentley quotes a 0–60 mph time of 2.8 seconds, with 0–100 km/h taking 2.9 seconds and a top speed of 162 mph.
Those figures establish the First Edition’s place at the top of the Torcal’s performance offering, although the announcement does not identify a separate mechanical upgrade developed specifically for this edition. Its specification combines the existing highest-output powertrain with exclusive finishes and additional standard equipment.
Exclusive Wheels and Carbon Fiber Exterior Details
The most immediate exterior identifier is a unique 22-inch wheel design, combining gloss black surfaces with Liquid Silver spokes and self-leveling Bentley center badges. Graphene Grey brake calipers by Mulliner sit behind them, while First Edition badging appears on the front fenders.
Bentley also includes its Carbon Fibre Styling Specification. This adds carbon fiber front bumper winglets, mirror caps, side sills and a rear diffuser, giving the First Edition a consistent material treatment around the exterior. The announcement does not specify an exclusive exterior paint color.
More Interior Color Choices
Inside, the First Edition receives bespoke seat quilting with contrasting chevrons and illuminated First Edition treadplates. Gloss carbon fiber is the standard interior technical finish, though buyers can select alternative finishes at no additional cost.
The included Colour Specification expands the available cabin combinations with additional color splits, including two by Mulliner, eight accent colors and the option to introduce a third interior color. A full leather interior and contrast stitching are also available, allowing buyers to vary the appearance considerably within the First Edition specification.
Deep-pile overmats are standard, along with Wellness front seats and the Rear Comfort Seat Specification. The latter brings ventilation and comfort headrests to both outer rear-seat positions, extending the equipment emphasis beyond the front of the cabin.
Powered Doors, Switchable Glass and Naim Audio
Powered front and rear doors are included, as is Bentley’s Frosted Diamond Switchable Sunroof. Both are identified as new Torcal features and form part of the First Edition’s standard equipment package.
The audio specification is similarly comprehensive. Naim for Bentley supplies a 1,780-watt, 28-speaker system with Dolby Atmos 7.1.4, front headrest speakers and kinaesthetic seat transducers. Those transducers add a physical component to low-frequency reproduction through the seats.
The First Edition gives the Torcal an initial special edition defined by its combination of performance, materials and comfort equipment. Bentley has not provided pricing, production numbers or U.S. availability in this announcement, leaving those details—and the premium over a comparably equipped regular Torcal—to be confirmed.
