From the Autumn 2019 issue of Interior Motives: the full development story of Bentley’s forward-looking centenary celebration concept the EXP 100 GT
Getting to 100 years old, let alone celebrating this in style, can be tough for any business, but Bentley pulled off the trick with aplomb at its Crewe, UK headquarters. The visual centrepiece of the luxury British brand’s birthday bash in July 2019 was the unveiling of its stunning EXP 100 GT all-electric grand tourer concept which is also, as head of interior design Brett Boydell tells Interior Motives, an important indicator for Bentley’s intentions looking ahead – to the year 2035, to be exact.
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