Bentley's First Fully-Electric Car Starts at $230,000
THE SO WHAT
A $230,000 electric Bentley is less about volume and more about anchoring EVs as a default in the ultra-luxury segment. If you’re in premium mobility or adjacent services, treat high-end EV infrastructure—charging, servicing, software—as table stakes for your next 3–5 year roadmap.
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