Bentley has scrapped plans to go all electric by 2030, but its debut EV is a luxury missile in SUV form — one that can out-accelerate a supercar, and drive for 375 miles on a single charge - TechRadar

Luxury automaker Bentley has abandoned its previous commitment to an all-electric lineup by 2030, instead launching its first electric vehicle—a high-performance SUV that blends brute acceleration with long-range capability. The new model is positioned as a direct rival to supercars, offering rapid speed while delivering an impressive 375-mile range on a full charge. Industry observers will watch closely as the brand balances its heritage of combustion-engine performance with the demands of the electric transition. The move signals a more measured approach to electrification amid shifting market expectations.

Bentley has scrapped plans to go all electric by 2030, but its debut EV is a luxury missile in SUV form — one that can out-accelerate a supercar, and drive for 375 miles on a single charge  TechRadar