Bentley’s bespoke department, Mullineron January 15, 2026 completed what it describes as the most meticulously specified Batur Cabriolet to date.
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Batur Convertible #4 will become part of the exclusive collection belonging to customer Sonia Breslow, which already includes historic Continuation models as well as a Bacalar, the first modern Bentley with a hand-built body.
Breslow is known for actively participating in each creative phase, prioritizing the connection between colors and materials, while introducing new personal elements in each order. According to the customer, the specification process is an essential part of the experience: this is a car created to remain permanently in her collection.
On the outside, the Batur Convertible #4 adopts a luxurious three-tone aesthetic. A fine 6 mm line in shiny silver highlights the concept of the “endless bonnet”. The exclusive top shade, dubbed Breslow Blue, was matched with the bonnet, resulting in Bentley’s first fully bespoke colored roof.
When the roof is down, the system reveals a protective bar in the same color. Additional details include a Midnight Breslow Blue hood stripe, coordinated finish on the rims and door mirrors, polished titanium exhausts and gloss silver grilles.
The personalization is further intensified when entering the cabin. An animated lighting system projects the owner’s name in handwritten calligraphy, created from 415,800 microscopic mirrors that shape the light with high precision. The interior combines warm autumn tones in beige and caramel with a light blue accent and brings Breslow Blue into the cabin.
Contrast stitching runs across the seats, headrests and dashboard, while the deep pile carpets discreetly reproduce the contours of the Batur volcano, which inspired the model’s name.
Among the historical references, Mulliner has integrated a glossy aluminum finish in the front part of the cabin, evoking memories of the early Bentley models. The Bentley Rotating Display presents specially colored dials and harmonizes with the satin blue dial of the Bentley watch.
The model also introduces the brand’s first use of 3D-printed platinum: the top dead center marking on the steering wheel as well as the rotary controls (“organ stops”) are made of this precious metal.
Despite the extreme level of personalization, the Batur Convertible retains the most powerful mechanical configuration ever offered with Bentley’s iconic W12 engine: a hand-assembled 6.0-liter biturbo engine with 740 hp.
The result is a grand touring experience that is fully in line with the tradition of Mulliner-bodied models.
The final specification of Batur Convertible #4 underlines Bentley’s ambition to transform each bespoke project into a unique collaboration between client and craftsman, where performance, luxury and exclusive identity unite.
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