Bentley has unveiled a bespoke three-car limited edition in Poland, paying tribute to Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. Created by its customisation division, Mulliner, the collection is based on the Continental GT S and GTC S, with each car inspired by a celestial body, the Sun, Earth and Moon.

Developed with Bentley Warsaw, the collection features unique exterior colours, custom interiors and exclusive design details. All three cars are powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 hybrid producing 671 bhp.
Three Cars, Three Celestial Themes
Each car gets a distinct colour scheme inspired by its namesake.
- Sun – Continental GTC S: Finished in Manuka Orange, with orange leather, Gravity Grey accents and Copper Stone veneer.
- Earth – Continental GT S: Gets a bespoke Nebula Blue exterior, blue leather upholstery, Galaxy Stone veneer, and silver contrast stitching.
- Moon – Continental GT S: Finished in Moonstruck Silver, with a Beluga and Ice leather interior.
Unique Copernicus Design Details
The collection features a special “Copernicus Diagram”, an eight-piece motif representing the planets of the solar system. The design appears on the centre console, front and rear quilting panels, welcome lamps and the GTC’s tonneau cover.

Other bespoke touches include custom treadplates, Mulliner over mats, individual fragrances and specially designed key boxes. Buyers also receive matching pocket squares and scarves, while a curated Spotify playlist adds to the collection’s exclusive experience.
Hybrid Power and Performance
All three models use Bentley’s high-performance hybrid powertrain, delivering 671 bhp. They also feature a titanium sports exhaust, active chassis, 22-inch gloss-black Ten Swept Spoke wheels and carbon-ceramic brakes.
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Final Take
The Copernicus Collection highlights Mulliner’s bespoke capabilities, combining personalised design with the performance of the Continental GT S and GTC S. Limited to three cars for Poland, each model celebrates a different celestial theme through its colours, materials and detailing.