Bentley Mulliner Unveils First Batur Convertible: A One-Off Masterpiece of Bespoke Luxury

Bentley’s Mulliner division has created the first Batur Convertible, a truly unique, one-off luxury car. Finished in a shimmering Opalite color with Beluga and Mandarin highlights, this Batur Convertible is a showcase of personalisation and craftsmanship. The car’s design and details were co-created with the owner, making it a true reflection of their taste.

Performance and Exterior Design

The Batur Convertible is powered by Bentley’s most powerful engine ever—a 6.0-litre twin-turbo W12 producing 740 bhp. The exterior features a bold black racing stripe with Mandarin pinstripes running from the front grille, over the hood, and along the rear deck. The grille, wheels, and other details also use the Beluga and Mandarin color scheme, giving the car a sporty and elegant look.

Unique ‘One Plus One’ Interior

Inside, the Batur Convertible has a special “one plus one” design. The driver’s side is finished in Beluga black leather and Alcantara with Mandarin accents, while the passenger side uses Linen leather and Alcantara with Mandarin details. The two sides are visually separated, making each seat feel unique. Even the luggage area, seat belts, and key cases match the two different color themes.

Attention to Detail

The car is full of custom touches, including a satin black engine spin finish on the dashboard, gloss Beluga veneer on the center console, and titanium details on the steering wheel, gearshift paddles, and air vents. The illuminated sill plates show the Batur name and the car’s unique number in the series.

Bespoke Luggage and Key Cases

In the rear, Bentley includes a two-piece luggage set—one bag in Beluga for the driver, one in Linen for the passenger. Each key case also matches the color scheme of its side.

Coachbuilt Family and Debut

The Batur Convertible is the third car in Mulliner’s Coachbuilt family, following the Bacalar and Batur coupe. Each Batur Convertible is hand-built and fully customised for its owner. The first car made its debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and will be shown at Monterey Car Week in a special Vermilion duo-tone finish.