Bentley targets a sprint to 60 mph in under three seconds for the Torcal.
Torcal's dual-motor setup produces more than 838 horsepower.
Bentley targets a 373-mile WLTP range for the Torcal.
Bentley says the Torcal will be the most powerful production car it has ever built in Crewe, and the fastest off the line, too. That is a bold claim for a company that has been chasing effortless speed for more than a century.
The Torcal is Bentley's first fully electric SUV, and it is due as a 2028 model with US sales set to start in 2027. Bentley has confirmed the performance framing; the rest of the numbers are still filling in from prototype rides and the automaker's own quoted figures.
