Bentley Batur Convertible is the First Coachbuilt Convertible by Mulliner, Limited to 16 Units

The exclusive Batur Convertible is Mulliner's third coachbuilt Bentley, after the Batur Coupe (2022) and the Bacalar (2020). As evident by its moniker, the special edition is the drop-top Batur Coupe with an altered rear deck. It comes with some distinguishing styling elements like an 'Airbridge' in body colour behind the headrests, and an integrated ducktail spoiler. 

The new Batur has a power-reclining soft top, which sets it apart from the Bacalar Barchetta. It is limited to 16 units, with a plethora of customisation options by Mulliner. Read more to find out about this limited-run model from Bentley’s in-house bespoke division.

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Bentley Batur Convertible: What's More

Except for the wraparound elements behind the seats, the interior of the topless Batur is identical to that of the coupe variant. It includes several personalised choices, such as 3D-printed rose gold inserts made in association with goldsmiths from Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter.

The special edition isn't just customisable from the inside, but outside too. According to Bentley 'Customers will be able to specify the colour and finish of practically every surface of the Batur'.

Bentley Batur Convertible: Engine

Similar to its coupe version, the roofless edition is equipped with Bentley's famous 6.0-litre twin-turbo W12 that produces 1,000Nm and 740bhp, mated to an eight-speed double-clutch automatic gearbox. The special edition is intended to be the last Bentley with the W12 engine before it departs this summer. 

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Bentley Batur Convertible: Price

The company hasn't divulged any information on the price, but industry reports indicate that each of the 16 Batur Convertibles will likely more than Euro 2 Million ( Rs 20.86 Crore).