Bentley brand officially launched its 2017 Mulsanne lineup, which now includes a few new models...
There is a new model with an extended wheelbase and a few nice improvements. Front look of the new Muslanne model now has a more modern approach, with a polished and wider grid of stainless steel, with vertical wings and curved double headlights, which add a little charm to this luxury sedan.
The lower grille now has chrome finishing details, available on the openings in the form of letters B, which are installed on the front wings. "B" theme can be seen in the rear lights, giving a luxurious and refreshed look to the back of the car.
Inside, the new Bentley Muslanne looks better than ever, with 24 shades of leather offered, which follow various seams options, 13 version of lining, piano circumference and stone finishing touches. Touch-screen of eight inches, improved system of information and entertainment, as well as 60 GB of space will certainly delight the future owners of this beauty.
Connectivity will also be part of the entertainment system of this car, with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, with powerful sound system with 20 speakers and 2,200 watts. At the rear, the car will have dual tablets of 10.2 inches with Android systems and front cameras.
Muslanne powerful Speed version now has a recalibrated transmission with S mode of operation, while management and suspension have their separate upgrades and improvements. Engine support and upgraded suspension, combined with the new Dunlop tires, have gaps filled with foam, which will contribute to a smooth and luxurious ride.
New Muslanne Extended Wheelbase model has an additional 250 mm of legroom in the rear, as well as the possibility of adjusting the position of the seat. Customers of Bentley models may require compact tables in the back, a different center console and larger sunroof.
Standard equipment for the 2017 Bentley Muslanne includes bi-turbo 6.75-liter V8 engine that can produce 505 hp and 1,020 Nm of torque. Muslanne Speed has a namesake engine, which develops up to 530 hp and 1,100 Nm of torque. Eight-speed transmission is what engineers selected for the new engines.
