Bentley has formally unveiled the Torcal, its first battery electric vehicle. The vehicle was previously seen in a camouflaged state but is now fully revealed. The Torcal is smaller than the Bentayga and is expected to be priced below it, though specific US pricing has not yet been announced.
The Torcal utilizes underpinnings shared with Porsche, both being part of the Volkswagen Group. The standard model delivers 810 hp (604 kW) and 880 lb-ft (1,194 Nm) of torque, achieving 0–60 mph in 3.3 seconds. A more powerful Torcal S variant offers 875 hp (653 kW) and 995 lb-ft (1,350 Nm), reaching 60 mph in 2.8 seconds and having a top speed of 162 mph (260 km/h).
Despite being a heavier vehicle, the Torcal's suspension and drive modes have been calibrated to provide a familiar experience for existing Bentley customers. This includes specific pedal calibrations and steering response rates. The vehicle also features active ride suspension, which allows for both ride comfort similar to a Flying Spur and dynamic capabilities comparable to a GT, according to Martin Page, product line director for the Torcal.
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Bentley formally unveiled the Torcal, its first battery electric vehicle, which is smaller than the Bentayga and will slot below it in pricing. The Torcal shares technology with Porsche and offers a standard 810 hp model and a more powerful 875 hp Torcal S.