Bentley made sure the Torcal’s interior was familiar but still distinctive, and it features hand-crafted materials.

While the Torcal is missing Bentley’s iconic organ-stop plungers, it introduces the most intricate ambient interior lighting that we’ve seen.

The Torcal is the first Bentley to bear the brand’s recently redesigned logo.

Physical switchgear lives on in the Torcal, and we appreciate the knurled finish on the climate and stereo controls.

If you really want to jam out, the Torcal’s 1780-watt Naim audio system will reach your ears through 28 speakers.

This panoramic sunroof features dimmable sections and it also opens up.

We’re still waiting on official pricing, but Bentley says the Torcal will cost less than the $230,000 Bentayga when the EV goes on sale early next year.