View Interior Photos of the 2025 Bentley Continental GT
2025 Bentley Continental GT interior photos.
Bentley allows—or should we say, encourages—extensive interior individualization, and our Continental GT Speed test car was no exception.
Bentley specs a "main hide" and a "secondary hide" for its interiors. Here, the main hide is in Mandarin.
The secondary hide is called Gravity Grey.
Just in case you forget you've got one of the first 2025 Continental GTs, this badge will remind you.
The Continental belongs to a rare genre: the pillarless coupe.
Just one style of quilting would be boring, wouldn't it?
That center display is not just an infotainment screen—it rotates and has three faces.
Physical buttons for functions like seat heating and ventilation are welcome.
No squircles or yokes here, old chap, just a nice round wheel.
The Bentley's trip computer is labeled "short-term memory." And it does forget very easily.
We swear, this display does other stuff.
Looks like it's about time to park for the day and have Jeeves mix up your late-morning gin and tonic.
The drive mode selector behind the shifter offers a Comfort setting, which seems redundant.
This car hit 190 mph in our testing, so that badge doesn't lie.
Expensive cars don't need electronic door handles.
There's actually decent room in back, though you have to stop the front seats from motoring back into rearmost position, if that's how they were adjusted before somebody climbed in.
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