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Bentley Batur Stuns with 18-Karat Rose Gold Trim

SofiaBy SofiaApril 9, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Bentley Black Rose Batur

Bentley has taken bespoke luxury to the next level with its latest one-off creation—the breathtaking Black Rose Batur. Unveiled as part of the marque’s ultra-exclusive Mulliner coachbuilt series, this particular Batur is unlike anything the brand has ever built before, thanks to a dazzling 18-karat rose gold trim applied using an industry-first 3D-printing technique.

Limited to just 18 examples worldwide, the Batur is already a rare gem. But The Black Rose sets itself apart even among this elite group. As the first Bentley to feature solid, 3D-printed rose gold, it brings a new level of personalization and craftsmanship to the world of grand touring.

The exterior of The Black Rose features a striking two-tone finish: a deep metallic black lower body paired with a glossy Beluga black upper section. Adding contrast and elegance are satin rose gold accents that grace the grille, hood, side skirts, mirror caps, and even the 22-inch gloss black wheels. These subtle but luxurious touches live up to the vehicle’s name, evoking the image of a black rose with golden highlights.

Bentley Black Rose Batur Interior

Inside the cabin, Bentley spared no expense. A total of 210 grams of 18-karat rose gold is used throughout the interior, appearing on the dashboard, steering wheel, and drive mode selector. These shimmering details are accompanied by rich Beluga leather, charcoal gray tweed, and black-painted veneers, giving the cockpit an opulent yet contemporary feel.

While Bentley hasn’t revealed technical specs for The Black Rose, previous Batur models are powered by the marque’s legendary twin-turbocharged 6.0-liter W-12 engine, producing 730 horsepower and 737 lb-ft of torque. Paired with an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, the car can sprint from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.3 seconds and reach a top speed of 209 mph.

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Unfortunately for collectors, The Black Rose is a one-of-one masterpiece. Unless the lucky owner decides to part ways with it, this $2.1 million coupe won’t be hitting the market anytime soon. If it ever does, expect it to command an even higher premium. With its world-first rose gold details and unmistakable style, The Black Rose stands as a true symbol of Bentley’s design and engineering excellence.

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