Black Edition adds a number of unique blacked-out changes, inside and out, to the Bentayga S.

The Bentley Bentayga SUV has got a new Black Edition, specifically, the Bentayga S. The British brand says that the S Black Edition is the most striking Bentley SUV to date, and comes with, as the name implies, a number of blacked-out bits, outside and in. The Black Edition is available with the Bentayga S and the S Hybrid version. The Bentayga S Black Edition is said to be the first Bentley in 105 years to get the ‘Bentley Wings’ logo finished in black. Naturally, the SUV gets an all-black finish, with even the headlights and 22-inch alloys getting a dark tint and blacked-out treatment, respectively. However, there are seven contrasting accents to choose from – Mandarin, Signal Yellow, Klein Blue, Pillar Box Red, Ice, Hyper Green, and Beluga. These accents are seen on the front and rear bumpers, side skirts, rear spoiler, and the brake callipers. There’s also a Black Edition badge located on the D-pillar. The accents carry on into the inside of the Bentayga S Black Edition’s all-black cabin; where the seats are wrapped in new Beluga leather. The interior accents are seen on the seats, dashboard, doors, and centre console. Speaking of the door and dash, Bentley has used carbon fibre in a number of places, and has used the Dark Chrome pack as well, which means every metallic surface on the inside – like the air-con vents – gets a dark finish. As with the standard Bentayga S, there are three audio systems to choose from: there’s the Bentley Signature system, a Band & Olufsen one, and a top-spec Naim system, which is said to represent the ultimate in automotive sound quality. While the mechanicals of the Black Edition are shared with the Bentayga S – from the rear-wheel steer and Dynamic Ride system to the 48V active roll control hardware and sport exhaust. However, the Bentayga S Black Edition is available with the 550hp, 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine, and the 462hp, 3.0-litre V6 petrol-hybrid powertrain. The former unit is claimed to sprint from 0-100kph in 4.5 seconds, while the latter does the same in 5.3 seconds. One can choose to spec the Bentayga S Black Edition with the optional All-Terrain Specification, which adds four off-road modes – Snow and wet, Grass, Dirt and gravel, Mud and Trail – along with a 500mm water wading capability. While there's no word on wether the Bentayga S Black Edition will be avaiulable in India, Bentley currently lists the following models in its India portfolio: the standard Bentayga EWB (long-wheelbase), the Flying Spur, Continental GT and the Continental GTC. Also see: Bentley Bentayga EWB review: Modern British royalty Bentley EV reveal postponed to 2026 Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid launched at Rs 5.25 crore