Bentley has unveiled the interior design of its first all-electric model, the Torcal, through a teaser video. Externally, the vehicle features a "floating diamond-pattern grille" and three-dimensional taillights with diamond-textured detailing, continuing the brand’s signature sharp-edged design language. Inside, the door panels showcase three-dimensional textures, while the center console retains knurled air-conditioning dials and physical buttons, along with dedicated shortcut keys for Sport and Comfort driving modes. Bentley has collaborated with Cumbria Crystal to create bespoke, hand-cut crystal trim pieces for the cabin, integrated with illuminated effects to enhance depth, dynamism, and premium feel. The Torcal is built on the Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture—shared with the upcoming all-electric Porsche Cayenne—and is equipped with a 113 kWh battery pack supporting 390 kW DC fast charging, delivering approximately 161 kilometers (100 miles) of range in just seven minutes of charging. The vehicle will be offered in three powertrain variants, producing 324 kW, 490 kW, and 849 kW respectively, with the final production version expected to fall between 490 kW and 849 kW. The Torcal will make its official debut on September 23 and is scheduled to launch in the U.S. market in the third quarter of 2027, with an estimated starting price between $200,000 and $250,000.