Bentley EV Delayed Until 2026, Debut Still Set For 2025 | Carscoops carscoops
Speaking with, Bentley CEO Adrian Hallmark acknowledged the EV has been pushed back to 2026. The executive declined to say what caused the delay, but downplayed the setback by saying it boils down to a “matter of months.”
While the exact cause remains a mystery, Hallmark noted the process of creating the vehicle is “demanding because we have to do pre-development work that we never did with previous programs.” It also appears the Bentley isn’t the only model being impacted as Automobilwoche is reporting the first Artemis-based Audi has been delayed until late 2026.
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