Bentley order bank at an all-time high

    Despite the ongoing pandemic, the luxury carmaker’s order banks are at their highest.

    Published On Mar 29, 2021 08:00:00 AM

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    Bentley order bank at an all-time high

    Bentley boss, Adrian Hallmark, has revealed that the firm’s order bank is running at record levels in 2021, despite the ongoing pandemic.

    • This year, Bentley orders are up by 50 percent compared to 2020
    • Deliveries are also up by 20 percent compared to 2020
    • Bentley delivered 11,206 cars in 2020 – a 101-year best

    Bentley order and delivery figures

    Speaking ahead of the launch of the Bentley Continental GT Speed, Hallmark revealed that orders to date were up 50 percent, with deliveries up 30 percent on last year - which itself was the firm’s best year since 2003.

    Despite a Covid-19-enforced shutdown for several months, Bentley went on to deliver 11,206 cars last year, up 2 percent on 2019 and a record in its 101-year history.

    Bentley’s forward planning

    Adrian Hallmark also revealed that Brexit has had a minimal impact on Bentley's results to date, as a result of its forward planning for all scenarios.

    Additionally, due to the safety measures set in place by the carmaker to combat the pandemic, no Bentley workers had contracted Covid at work. This is despite the automaker being the first UK-based car manufacturer to restart its production lines.

    Bentley models in India

    The British carmaker has just recently launched the Bentayga facelift at a starting price of Rs 4.10 crore (ex-showroom, India). The luxury SUV sports updated interior and exterior styling as well as a longer features list. Besides this, the luxury carmaker offers the Continental GT and Flying Spur.

    Also see:

    Bentley Bentayga Speed facelift unveiled

    Upcoming Bentley EV to use all-new Audi-developed platform

    Bentley to switch to EV-only range by 2030

    Last Bentley Mulsanne rolls off the production line

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