Bentley is developing the Torcal, an electric SUV expected to arrive for the 2028 model year. Multiple outlets describe it as a luxury vehicle with performance-focused specifications and a design meant to stand out, positioned for affluent buyers.
Car and Driver says the Torcal is based on the Porsche Cayenne Electric platform and emphasizes “upper-echelon” comfort and capabilities, highlighting its strong performance potential. Jalopnik similarly frames the Torcal as a futuristic EV, focusing more on its distinctive styling and advanced features. Jalopnik reports a maximum output of up to 876 horsepower and fast-charging capabilities up to 400 kW, adding that the SUV includes modern technology features.
While both outlets agree on the model’s electric nature, luxury intent, and forward-looking design, they differ in emphasis: Car and Driver foregrounds the platform relationship with Porsche and the luxury/performance blend, whereas Jalopnik highlights the power figures, charging rate, and the vehicle’s unconventional appearance.
