Mulliner is the British brand's customization branch, which provides styling packs for the company's products and custom-builds automobiles for a select group of customers.
The Blackline specification is already available for Bentley's whole lineup, including the Flying Spur limousine, the Bentayga SUV, and the Continental GT and GT Convertible grand tourers. Mulliner has now gone one step further by introducing the Mulliner Blackline specification, which is even more unique.
The bright edges on the grille's black bezels, similar to the design on the Mulliner-badged side gills, identify the Mulliner Blackline from the ordinary Blackline. Moreover, unlike other Mulliner models, which feature satin silver mirror caps, this one has gloss Beluga black mirror caps.
The black 22-inch wheels have self-leveling Bentley emblems and a chrome ring, while a lack Mulliner wheel with polished pockets will be available in the near future.
Buyers can choose from a wide range of Mulliner upholstery choices on the inside. Although Mulliner does recommend eight three-color combinations to make things easier for prospective customers, the number of color options available for the two-door Bentleys is infinite.
For parts like the seats and door panels, diamond-in-diamond quilting is included in the interior design.
The Mulliner Blackline is available with either a 6.0-liter twin-turbo W12 engine with 626 horsepower and 900 Nm or a twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 engine with 542 horsepower and 757 Nm.
Bentley is rumored to be working on a plug-in hybrid version of the Continental GT.
In the European WLTP test cycle, the PHEV will most likely use the 536-hp Flying Spur Hybrid powertrain, which can go 40 kilometers on an electric charge.