Bentley just pulled the curtain back on the EXP 15 Concept, and it’s equal parts ultra-luxury tourer and eccentric design experiment. Ditching conventional GT cues, this all-electric concept swaps tradition for radical reinvention—with a three-seat layout, three asymmetrical doors, and a hatchback trunk that opens to reveal a Champagne fridge and picnic bench. Yes, really.

Inside, the Bentley EXP 15 is a kaleidoscope of retro-modern British opulence: Fox Brothers wool, silk jacquard from Royal supplier Gainsborough, and 3D-printed titanium all blend into a wildly layered aesthetic. It’s like a Savile Row suit exploded inside a spaceship. A pivoting throne-seat slides forward, back, and sideways, surrounded by touch-sensitive LCD glass panels, vintage-inspired LED lamps, and a mesmerizing “Mechanical Marvel” timepiece, part compass, part cosmic totem.

Underneath its hulking sculpted silhouette, Bentley hides a dual-hinged “frunk”, massive haunches, and active spoilers that give the EXP 15 an aggressive stance despite its stately aura. Its robot-goat face, complete with vertical lighting and a pixelated grille, is either genius or deranged—either way, it’s unforgettable.

The EXP 15 may not be destined for production, but it sets the tone for Bentley’s electric future: bold, bizarre, and brimming with bespoke eccentricity.

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