When it comes to luxury cars, Bentley is a name that is synonymous with craftsmanship and refinement. The hand-built nature of the Bentley Batur gives it a distinct advantage in terms of refinement. Craftspersons who take their time to fit seals accurately can make the Batur even quieter than the standard model, according to Bentley.

One of the standout features of the Batur is its interior, which exudes luxury and sophistication. While there is some familiarity with the dash-top and rotating tri-faced display panel from the regular GT, much of the interior has been redesigned. The instrument design, door cards, seats, and significant switches have all been revamped. In fact, some switches can even be 3D-printed for a truly bespoke touch.

The rear seats of the Batur have been transformed into a storage shelf, and the boot features a compact lid that opens up to reveal a surprisingly deep and wide storage space. Bentley offers tailored luggage options to complement the luxurious interior of the Batur.

For those interested in personalization, Bentley offers a wide range of surface materials and veneers to choose from. Rare woods are kept in the veneer store, and customers can select unique finishes for their Batur. The level of detail and customization available in the Batur is truly unparalleled.

While the attention to detail in the interior and surface materials is impressive, Bentley has also invested in engineering advancements for the Batur. The new engine calibration has undergone rigorous durability testing in various conditions, and leather surfaces have been tested for longevity and aging.

Test cars of the Batur have already accumulated thousands of miles, showcasing the durability and reliability of these luxury vehicles. Despite the meticulous engineering and craftsmanship, there are still unexpected features, such as an emergency electrical cut-off switch discreetly placed in a cupholder.