Bentley Unveils ‘Bentley Diamond’ Detail Applied to Torcal

Bentley Motors has unveiled the ‘Bentley Diamond’ design signature applied to the ‘Torcal’, the brand’s newest addition. The diamond pattern is one of Bentley’s signature design elements. The diamond pattern has been a defining feature of Bentley design since the 1920s. In the past, wire mesh was used to protect the tall radiator from stones and debris on the road. This pattern was soon applied to the interior as well, leading to switches and controls engraved with the diamond pattern.

During this period, some Bentley vehicles featured brass switches with diamond-patterned controls machined for improved grip. Over the decades, this motif has been applied to a wide range of elements, from diamond-stitched seat finishes to mesh grilles. More recently, the ’embedded diamond’ design language has been utilized in the details of the Bentayga headlamps and the interior of the Continental GT.

In the Bentley Torcal, this heritage has been reimagined. A floating diamond grille reminiscent of gemstones has been applied. This continues into the interior as well. In realizing the Torcal’s digital displays, the Bentley design team pursued the authenticity and character of handcrafted materials rather than relying solely on computer-generated graphics.

Bentley collaborated with Cumbria Crystal, located in England’s Lake District, to create bespoke hand-cut crystal designed specifically for the Torcal. Designers captured light passing through the crystal to achieve a visual signature imbued with depth, movement, and texture. The subtle variations and natural quality inherent in handcraftsmanship add warmth and human sensibility to the digital experience.

Further details of the Torcal will be revealed at its global launch on September 23, 2026.