Bentley Motors delivers 15,174 extraordinary cars worldwide in 2022 , an increase of 4 per cent over the previous record year (14,659 in 2021).

January 11, 2023
The continued demand for SUVs ensured Bentayga remained Bentley’s number one model, selling more in its sixth year of sales than ever before, accounting for 42 per cent of total sales.
The GT series accounted for nearly 30 per cent of the total, with the new GT Speed taking a 31 per cent high of the model mix. Finally, the Flying Spur reached 28 per cent of total sales, with the Flying Spur Hybrid comprising 30 per cent of the model mix. Last year also recorded a significant increase for the oldest coachbuilder in the world, Bentley Mulliner, with the number of personal commissions increasing fivefold in the past five years. Commenting on the global sales results, Adrian Hallmark, Chairman and CEO of Bentley Motors,commented:
‘These numbers are validation that Bentley not only leads the luxury car sector in sales and market share, but also with regard to its investment in electric technologies and commitment to being net carbon neutral in 2030.’
It should be noted that Bentley Motors Japan delivered 644 cars (a 8.1 per cent increase over 2021), which also constitutes an annual sales record .