New EXP 15 concept previews future design language for Bentley.

It takes design inspiration from 1928 Speed Six with bodywork by coachbuilder Gurney Nutting.

Side profile reveals a monolithic design with a high riding stance and a cab-rear silhouette.

Swooping roofline and heavily accentuated rear arches give the car good proportions.

C-shaped LED strips have replaced the beautiful oval tail lamps seen in current Bentleys.

Interior retains the traditional winged dashboard design.

Eliminating the front passenger seat, the EXP 15 comes in a three-seat layout.

The rear passenger seat swivels out 90 degrees when the doors are opened.

Thankfully, plenty of physical controls have been retained on the centre console.

The rotary dial on the center console can be used to control various vehicle functions.

No battery, power or range details have been revealed.

Bentley will closely monitor reaction to the EXP 15 concept in order to gauge the viability of these design cues.

The first all-electric Bentley, which will be in an SUV body style, is due a debut sometime in 2026