The Bentley Torcal has just been given its Asian debut in South Korea, where the marque’s first-ever production electric vehicle goes on sale from 330 million won (RM997,386) for the base Torcal, and from 360 million won (RM1,088,057) for the Torcal S.
For Malaysia, the Torcal is expected to be priced from RM1,328,000 (selling price with estimated import duty, excise and sales tax, but not inclusive of insurance, road tax, handling and registration), with estimated customer deliveries set to begin sometime in late 2027.
Having made its global debut in September, the Torcal does not replace any existing product line in the Bentley range, and instead is the fourth model line after the Bentayga, Flying Spur and Continental GT. Measuring 5,008 mm in length, the Torcal is the shortest four-door model in the line-up, making it shorter than the 5,142 mm-long standard-wheelbase Bentayga.
