Bentley Motors unveiled the Batur Convertible at an exclusive event in Bab Al Shams, Dubai, marking the third coachbuilt Bentley of the modern era.

Handcrafted by Mulliner, this limited-run two-seater is restricted to just 16 units, each bearing the final and most powerful version of Bentley’s legendary W12 engine—an awe-inspiring 6.0-litre twin-turbocharged unit producing 750 PS and 1,000 Nm of torque.

With production of the W12 ending this summer, the Batur Convertible stands as a pinnacle farewell to Bentley’s iconic powertrain.

Design and Engineering Artistry

The Batur Convertible draws design inspiration from the Bacalar barchetta and Batur coupé, evolving Bentley’s design DNA for open-air grand touring. The Engineering Car showcased in Dubai wears Midnight Emerald paint with High Gloss Carbon Fibre elements and a bold Satin Dark Titanium grille.

A striking Gloss Mandarin to Gloss Beluga fade in the grille matrix and a distinctive Batur Racing Stripe in Gloss Porpoise with Mandarin accents seamlessly connect the exterior to the bespoke cabin.

A Cabin of Infinite Possibilities

Inside, the wraparound two-seater cockpit blends Cumbrian Green and Porpoise leather with Mandarin stitching, titanium Organ Stops, and a “guitar fade” veneer stretching from gloss Beluga to carbon fibre.

Mulliner offers limitless personalisation, including 3D-printed rose gold elements crafted in collaboration with Birmingham’s master goldsmiths, featured on the Drive Mode Selector, Organ Stops, and steering wheel.

Through Mulliner’s exclusive commissioning studio, clients are invited to co-create their Batur Convertible. Every detail—from bespoke paints and hand-painted elements to graduated grille finishes—is tailored to individual visions.

Looking Ahead

The Batur Convertible is not merely a car; it is a tribute to Bentley’s heritage and craftsmanship. With unmatched exclusivity, performance, and personalisation, it signals the grand finale of the W12 era in the most distinguished fashion.