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New Bentley Continental Gt on The Way  Auto Express 2017 - The all-new Bentley Continental GT has made its first walks before a foreseen dispatch in 2017, and our spy shots exhibit it will be twinned with the forefront Porsche Panamera, due in 2016. Our prohibitive picture shows how the auto will produce for its third period.

Disregarding the way that the dim model in our grainy spy shots is wearing Porsche bodywork, there are different giveaways that this is, to be totally straightforward, the new Continental GT encountering early component testing. Most telling is the UK plate, which reveals it's a "dark" dull Bentley fitted with a 4.0-liter V8 engine. The second is the truncated back doors, prescribing the four-gateway configuration is a smokescreen, and there's a three-passage auto underneath.

As we've effectively reported, the new Continental GT will be considering a condensed variation of the same lightweight MSB stage as the new Panamera. As Porsche is driving the change on this new back and four-wheel-drive auxiliary building, proposed for world class applications, it will dispatch the Panamera first in 2016, with the Continental following a year.

As ought to be self-evident, Bentley is resolved to making the GT its Porsche 911 and not tinkering with the diagram exorbitantly. Regardless, purposes of enthusiasm, for instance, the 'whisky-glass' headlamps and the full-width lower grille are inclined to be taken from the EXP 10 Speed 6, seen at March's Geneva Motor Show.

New Bentley Continental Gt on The Way  Auto Express 2017

Our model photos moreover exhibit that a change of the current 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 will be offered over the new Continental GT, GTC and Flying Spur range, furthermore a module mutt shockingly – attested by Wolfgang Dürheimer, Bentley CEO, at long last month's Shanghai Motor Show: "There will be blends in the bleeding edge GT and Flying Spur – it's an outright need have," he said. "Module hybrids are the response for us [to decrease CO2 emissions] later on. It's a tech that will take after the motor business for a long time."

Dürheimer was less energetic about unadulterated electric drivetrains, then again, saying: "There is space for impeccable electric automobiles without smoldering engines, yet they will stay in the strength. For Bentley, it's not the right thing to do.

"It may change, yet the length of the batteries are as considerable as they may be, as far as possible is confined and we don't have the extent of equivalent ignition engine automobiles, then for us