Bentley issues warning over China demand as profits and revenue fall

Bentley Motors records sixth consecutive year of profitability

Bentley Motors has recorded its sixth consecutive year of profitability while laying the ground on its new BEV assembly line. The South Cheshire car maker says profits have helped to “self-finance a record site investment” at the Pyms Lane factory. The manufacturer is preparing to introduce its first BEV to the market in 2027. It has also recorded its highest levels of “personalisation”, with 70% of customers choosing a Mulliner bespoke option. …

Bentley Confirms New PHEVs As Profits Plunge

Bentley is gearing up to introduce “lower powered derivatives” of the new Continental GT. The current model has a plug-in hybrid powertrain producing 771 hp and 738 lb-ft of torque. Revenues and operating profits took a big hit in 2024, and sales were down 21.5 percent. 2024 was a year of change at Bentley as the company said farewell to its iconic W12 engine, which debuted in the first-generation Continental GT. That model helped to relaunch th…

Bentley issues warning over China demand as profits and revenue fall

The luxury carmaker, owned by Volkswagen, posted an annual profit of 373 million euros (£314 million) on revenue of 2.6 billion euros, down from 589 million euros a year earlier

Bentley backs Beyond100+ strategy with EV assembly line

Bentley Motors has started work on a new electric vehicle assembly line at its Crewe headquarters as part of the company’s Beyond100+ strategy. The Beyond100+ strategy will see the company […] The post Bentley backs Beyond100+ strategy with EV assembly line first appeared on Bodyshop Magazine.

Bentley recorded its lowest annual revenue in 2024 since the Covid pandemic, but the luxury carmaker is focusing on value creation over volume, as evidenced by a 10 percent increase in revenue per car compared to the previous year.

Bentley marks sixth consecutive year of profitability funding significant site capital investments in 2024

Bentley Motors today lays the ground on its new BEV assembly line located in the oldest building at the Pyms Lane site while announcing its sixth consecutive year of profitability with record levels of personalisation. Both help to self-finance a record site investment underlining a long-term commitment to UK manufacturing as Bentley prepares to introduce its first BEV to the market in 2027. read on