In the realm of ultra-luxury SUVs, few names command the same reverence as the Bentley Bentayga. Already available with a trio of potent powertrains—including a twin-turbo V8, a powerhouse W12, and a refined plug-in hybrid V6—the Bentayga has never lacked performance or presence. Add to that a plush, hand-crafted interior and bold exterior lines, and you have a vehicle that redefines what it means to drive (or be driven in) style.
But for some, even Bentley’s standard opulence doesn’t quite cut it. Enter Mulliner, Bentley’s in-house bespoke commissioning division, where imagination meets engineering to produce truly one-of-a-kind creations. And if you thought the Bentayga was already rarefied territory, Mulliner pushes it into a new stratosphere.
Bentley reports that 70 percent of its customers now choose at least one Mulliner feature—an impressive figure, especially when you consider the standard configuration already offers a staggering 46 billion possible combinations of trims and colors. The Mulliner catalog boasts 111 curated exterior paints, but those seeking true exclusivity can opt for a completely custom, one-off hue. Naturally, exclusivity doesn’t come cheap.
One recent commission, however, takes personalization to dazzling new heights. A U.S.-based client tasked Mulliner with crafting an extended-wheelbase Bentayga that’s equal parts luxury limousine and bold personal statement. The result? A head-turning Candy Pink Bentayga, finished with the Blackline Specification—a package that replaces the standard chrome elements with sleek black detailing. From the grille and air intakes to the roof rails and tailpipes, this Bentayga delivers contrast with confidence.
Inside, the artistry continues. A rich sea of black leather upholstery is elegantly punctuated with Cherry Blossom stitching and accents, mirroring the bold exterior. This Bentayga is no mere showpiece, either—its 22-way adjustable airline seats offer heating, cooling, and one of the most advanced massage systems ever fitted to a production vehicle. Bentley doesn’t call it “the most advanced seat ever fitted to a car” lightly.
Rear passengers are treated to an experience more akin to a private jet than an SUV. A rear drinks cooler houses fine wines or champagne, ready to be enjoyed from the included crystal flutes. And for the audiophiles, a Bang & Olufsen sound system delivers an immersive listening experience on par with the world’s best home audio setups.
Bentley hasn’t revealed how much this custom pink chariot cost its proud new owner—but with options like these, the final price likely rivals a down payment on a luxury home.
The Candy Pink Bentayga may not be to everyone’s taste, but that’s the point. In an automotive world saturated with sameness, Mulliner offers an escape—proof that in the right hands, even excess can be elevated to an art form.
Source: Bentley
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