A few days after announcing the launch of a new Mulsanne, Bentley has now revealed at the Geneva Motor Show a limo version of the car. Bentley Mulsanne Grand Limousine is pitched as “the ultimate expression of bespoke automotive luxury, craftsmanship, individualisation and refinement.”
Built by Mulliner division, Bentley Mulsanne Grand Limousine is a full meter longer and 79 mm taller than the regular Mulsanne, and features a “private-aviation-style” cabin environment with features like electrochromic or ‘smart glass’, four individual seats with two of them rear-facing, a new HVAC system, Apple charging and docking stations, and the usual luxury goods such as veneered fold-out tables, a bottle cooler with frosted glass and crystal flutes, and a soft drink cabinet with bespoke tumblers.
The Mulliner touch has also resulted in a unique look for Bentley Mulsanne Grand Limousine. The paint job is a bespoke two-tone Silver Frost and Moroccan Blue, the wheels are unique 21 inch rims colour-matched to the exterior finish, and the Flying ‘B’ mascot is engraved with the words ‘Coachbuilt by Mulliner’. The car also comes with re-engineered chassis and suspension tuned for utmost comfort and safety of the, presumably, very important rear passengers. By the way, these guys get an intercom system to communicate with the driver.
