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Bentley Mayon
Luxury Electric SUV (Upcoming)
The Bentley Mayon is Bentley's first electric SUV - a luxury urban EV on the Porsche Cayenne Electric platform with 800-volt fast charging. To be revealed in 2026; the name is not yet officially confirmed.
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Bentley Mayon pros and cons
Pros
- Bentley's first fully electric SUV - a landmark model
- Built on the proven 800-volt Porsche Cayenne Electric platform
- Hinted very fast charging (around 100 miles in 7 minutes)
- Dual-motor all-wheel drive expected
- Hand-built luxury from Bentley's Crewe factory
- More urban-friendly size than the Bentayga (under 5.0 m)
Cons
- Even the name is unconfirmed (Mayon or Barnato)
- Full specs, range and power not yet revealed
- Reveal in 2026, with deliveries only from 2027
- Very expensive - expected upwards of 250,000 dollars
- Not relevant to most markets, including India, at this price
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Bentley Mayon specifications
Overview & Status
Battery & Charging
Motor & Performance
Dimensions & Capacity
Safety
Features
Battery & Performance
- Built on the Porsche Cayenne Electric (PPE) platform
- 800-volt electrical architecture (strongly indicated)
- Very fast charging - up to around 100 miles in roughly 7 minutes (claimed)
- Dual-motor all-wheel drive expected as standard
- Exact battery size and range not yet revealed
- Final charging specs to be confirmed at reveal
Comfort & Interior
- Bentley luxury craftsmanship (expected)
- Sub-Bentayga luxury urban SUV format
- Premium, hand-finished cabin in Bentley tradition (expected)
- Full interior, screen and feature details not yet revealed
Safety
- Advanced driver-assistance suite (expected)
- Not yet crash-tested
- Specific safety equipment to be confirmed at reveal
Bentley Mayon trims and pricing
Compare available Bentley Mayon trims, their ex-showroom prices and key configuration details.
Bentley Mayon (Upcoming)
Luxury urban SUV - Cayenne Electric platform - 800V - AWD expected
About Bentley Mayon
The Bentley Mayon is the widely-used name for Bentley’s first-ever fully electric SUV – a luxury urban EV that the British marque will reveal in 2026, with first deliveries in 2027. It is one of the most anticipated luxury EVs on the horizon, marking Bentley’s big leap into the electric era from its Crewe home in England.
One thing to be clear about up front: ‘Mayon’ is not yet the officially confirmed name. Bentley has trademarked two names – Mayon and Barnato – and one of them will become the production name, so the car is often referred to as the Bentley Mayon for now. What is confirmed is that it will be a sub-Bentayga luxury SUV (under 5.0 metres long), built on the same advanced platform as the Porsche Cayenne Electric, with an 800-volt electrical system. Bentley has hinted at seriously fast charging – recovering up to around 100 miles of range in roughly seven minutes – and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive layout is expected as standard.
A reality check on price and specs: Bentley’s CEO has indicated the electric SUV will be priced comparably to the Bentayga, which means somewhere upwards of 250,000 dollars before options. The exact battery size, range, power figures, dimensions and final name have not been revealed yet. Treat everything here as confirmed-where-stated and otherwise expected, until Bentley fully unveils the car in 2026.
Trending news for Bentley Mayon
Bentley has confirmed it will reveal its first fully electric SUV in 2026, with first deliveries in 2027. Often referred to as the Bentley Mayon, the car is a luxury urban SUV positioned below the Bentayga in size (under 5.0 metres), and it has been spied testing in Porsche Cayenne Electric bodywork - confirming it shares that car's advanced 800-volt platform. Bentley has teased very fast charging, hinting at recovering around 100 miles of range in roughly seven minutes.
The naming is still up in the air: Bentley registered both 'Mayon' and 'Barnato' as trademarks in 2025, and only one will be the final production name. On price, Bentley's Americas CEO has said the EV will be comparable to the Bentayga, pointing to a starting figure upwards of 250,000 dollars. Full specifications - battery, range, power and the final name - are expected when the car is unveiled in 2026.
Bentley Mayon range and performance
Bentley has not yet revealed the Mayon's performance figures, but the foundations are clear. It uses the same 800-volt platform as the Porsche Cayenne Electric, and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive layout is expected as standard - so strong performance is a given for a Bentley.
The headline tease so far is charging speed rather than outright power: Bentley has hinted at recovering up to around 100 miles of range in roughly seven minutes. Exact power, 0-100 km/h time, top speed, battery size and range remain unconfirmed and will be announced at the 2026 reveal.
Bentley Mayon safety overview
As an upcoming model that has only been confirmed rather than fully revealed, the Bentley Mayon's specific safety equipment has not been detailed. It is expected to come with a comprehensive advanced driver-assistance suite befitting a luxury Bentley, and it has not been crash-tested. Full safety specifications and any ratings will only be available once the car is launched.
Bentley Mayon battery and charging guide
The most concrete technical hint so far concerns charging. The Mayon is expected to use an 800-volt electrical architecture (shared with the Porsche Cayenne Electric), and Bentley has suggested it will recover up to around 100 miles of range in roughly seven minutes on a suitable fast charger. The exact peak charging power, AC rate and connector (CCS in Europe, NACS in the US) will be confirmed closer to launch.
Bentley Mayon warranty details
Bentley has not announced warranty terms for its electric SUV, as it is an upcoming model. Bentley's existing cars come with premium warranty coverage, which is a reasonable guide to expectations, but the specific battery and vehicle warranty will be confirmed at launch.
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Frequently asked questions about Bentley Mayon
Is 'Mayon' the confirmed name of Bentley's electric SUV?
Not officially. Bentley has trademarked two names - Mayon and Barnato - and one will become the production name. The car is widely referred to as the Bentley Mayon for now, but the final name has not been confirmed.
When will the Bentley Mayon be revealed and released?
Bentley plans to reveal its first electric SUV in 2026, with first customer deliveries expected in 2027 (as a 2027 model year).
How much will the Bentley Mayon cost?
Bentley's leadership has said the electric SUV will be priced comparably to the Bentayga, which is a little over 210,000 dollars - so the EV is expected to start somewhere upwards of 250,000 dollars before options. Exact pricing is not confirmed yet.
What platform is the Bentley Mayon based on?
It is built on the same advanced platform as the Porsche Cayenne Electric (the Volkswagen Group PPE architecture), with an 800-volt electrical system that enables very fast charging.
Will the Bentley Mayon be all-wheel drive?
Yes, a dual-motor all-wheel-drive setup is expected as standard, in keeping with Bentley's positioning, though full powertrain details have not been confirmed.
What is the range of the Bentley Mayon?
Bentley has not revealed the range or battery size yet. Given the 800-volt platform and Bentley's positioning, a competitive luxury-SUV range is expected, but no official figure exists at this stage.
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Available colours
Bentley has not revealed the production colour palette for its first electric SUV. Bentley is known for an enormous range of bespoke Mulliner paint options, so expect extensive personalisation; the shades shown here are placeholders until the official launch.