2022 Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid Odyssean Edition - The Apogee Of Luxury Sedans

by AutoExpert   |  30 July, 2021

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Bentley has prepared a new 2022 special edition of cars with specifically designed interior and exterior elements to be as gorgeously elegant as a Bentley client would imagine and as ecological as a hybrid client would want to be to mark the debut of the 2021 Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid Odyssean Edition.

The cabin contains plush carpets that may be improved to lambswool carpeting inside, which is where most of the adjustments are made. Similarly, some of the panels are finished in 100% British wool tweed. The fabric used for 2022 Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid Odyssean Edition is produced specifically for Bentley and aids in breaking up the vast expanses of leather that cover most vehicle interiors.

Leather is still used, but it is chosen for its long-term durability and economy. Clients can choose between Beluga, Porpoise, Cricketball, Brunel, Burnt Oak leather, or trendy light Linen hide when using Autumn hide. The cabin is evocative of the EXP 100 GT production car, which foreshadowed the automaker's direction, with ombre accents and a flighted diamond pattern embroidered into the seats.

Likewise, expansive Koa veneer is used for the wood trim. This utilizes 90% less lacquer than a high-gloss veneer, allowing the owner to appreciate the wood's texture. Bentley only utilizes three layers of lacquer, each of which is only 0.1mm thick (0.003 inches). Finally, to provide depth, the main console is made of Piano Linen veneer, a clean, elegant material.

The 21-inch 10 twin-spoke wheels and bottom brightwork on the Flying Spur Hybrid Odyssean Edition have colored Brodgar details. Bentley has picked 6 color schemes to complement the trim, although consumers can pick any color they want.


2022 Bentley Flying Spur Hybrid Odyssean Edition produces 536 hp (544 PS/399 kW) and 750 Nm (553 lb-ft) of torque thanks to a 2.9-liter V6 combined with an electric engine. The vehicle can reach 60 mph (96 km/h) in 4.1 secs, with 95 hp (71 kW/96 PS) more than the Bentayga Hybrid.

The hybrid's 14.1 kWh lithium-ion batteries enable it to travel up to 25 miles (40 km) on electrical energy alone, according to Bentley, allowing owners to avoid using the V6 engine for everyday driving. When Bentley discloses additional facts on the redesigned sedan lineup later this year, pricing for the new Flying Spur Hybrid Odyssean Edition trim will be released.

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