NEW FLYING SPUR AZURE

The Flying Spur Azure is an extraordinary four-door luxury sedan, offering a unique combination of passenger space, comfort and wellbeing-enhancing technology. Featuring the Bentley High Performance Hybrid powertrain, it offers a unique travelling experience.

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With gleaming Azure badges and a contemporary vertical-vaned front grille, the Flying Spur Azure exudes gravitas from the moment you first encounter its imposing form.

Glittering lower matrix grilles complement the chrome brightware seen elsewhere on the car’s exterior, while at the rear, a body-coloured diffuser blends seamlessly into the car’s sleek haunches. Rich, red taillamps come to life when the car is unlocked, performing a smooth welcome animation. Bright chrome oval tailpipes, meanwhile, provide a spectacular finishing touch.

Go bespoke

As with every Bentley, you have the option to engage with Mulliner’s personal commissioning team, either to add established Mulliner features and finishes from the Personal Commissioning Guide, or to work with the team directly in the creation of something truly bespoke. With Mulliner, the only limit is your imagination.

A smooth surge of power

The Flying Spur Azure is built on the Bentley High Performance Hybrid powertrain, which combines an electric motor and a 4.0 litre turbocharged V8 engine. Offering an irresistible fusion of refinement and power, it can generate 930 Nm of torque – which means it can take you from 0-60 mph in 3.8 seconds (0-100 km/h in 3.9 seconds) and on to a maximum speed of 168 mph (270 km/h). The suspension and steering are calibrated for comfort by default, however the new twin-valve dampers mean that when you put the car into sport mode, there is a clear change in its character, allowing you to enjoy the full power of the car on the open road.

All-wheel steering is fitted as standard, reducing the car’s turning circle at low speeds, making it surprisingly nimble when negotiating city streets and tight spaces. At higher speeds, meanwhile, it aids smooth overtaking and lane changes. Bentley Dynamic Ride, a groundbreaking 48-volt anti-roll system, adds even greater stability, keeping the car level when cornering without compromising ride quality when cruising in a straight line.

Glide effortlessly though the city

For such a spacious car, the Flying Spur is surprisingly agile in the city – due partly to the advanced driver assistance systems in the City Specification*. Designed to make urban driving easier and safer, they include a parking assistant, 360-degree views of the area around the car and several detection systems to help you avoid collisions with pedestrians, other vehicles or stationary objects.

Maximum Power
671
BHP

Maximum Speed
168
mph
270 km/h

0-62 mph
3.8
sec
0-100 km/h 3.5 seconds

Maximum Torque
568
lbs/ft

Engine
Hybrid

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Bentley Greenwich

275 West Putnam Ave

Greenwich, CT 06830

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