Bentley has revealed the first technical details of its maiden fully electric model, Autocar reports.

It will be built on the PPE (Premium Platform Electric) platform, jointly developed by Porsche and Audi, and will form part of the brand’s new segment.

The new model will be smaller in size than the current Bentayga, measuring less than five meters in length, and will feature recognizable styling elements from Bentley’s EXP 15 concept, including monolithic surfacing, bluff proportions, and relatively low-slung silhouette.

The model’s debut is planned for mid-2026, with customer deliveries scheduled for the second quarter of 2027.

Although specific technical specifications of this car have not yet been confirmed, experts predict that the PPE platform will allow for a battery of more than 100 kWh and provide high power and performance, similar to models based on the same Porsche and Audi architecture.

Also, Bentley emphasizes that electrification is a key phase of its Beyond100 strategy, but the brand will transition to it gradually, taking into account the premium electric vehicle market, where demand is still unstable.