Photo: Theophilus Chin
After presenting the EXP 10 Speed 6 concept, Bentley woke up in the middle of a rumor vortex, amped up by the fact that the British brand is considering different options for a new model in their line-up.
The most suggested vehicle to complete the Bentley range is a four-door coupé, and we're talking about rumors born two years ago, which already came with intriguing renderings.
As usual, designers well aware of such voices announcing one model or another, so here we are watching Theophilus Chin's latest set of renderings. That's his third attempt in rendering a four-door coupé from Bentley, which could rival the likes of Porsche Panamera or BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe.
The EXP 10 Speed 6 prototype was the starting canvas here, and naturally, the designer added a second pair of doors through the usual pixel-manipulating trickery.
However, the rear doors look a bit forced into the car's beefy shoulders, but at least the overall elegance was preserved after the transplant and the set of muscular traits were added to the side profile.
After seeing the pictures, a question popped up in our heads: is Bentley in need of a four-door coupé? Well, let's see how things are developing in the industry.
There's a growing demand for four-doors coupé and for you to have a better picture of that just think if the BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe, the Mercedes-Benz CLS, and the CLA. Moreover, a four-door coupé is not the same with a sedan.
For obvious reasons, one favours sportiness while the other is more of a mobile office on wheels, at least in the segment where Bentley operates. So, what do you say? Yay or nay for a Bentley coupé with four doors?
As usual, designers well aware of such voices announcing one model or another, so here we are watching Theophilus Chin's latest set of renderings. That's his third attempt in rendering a four-door coupé from Bentley, which could rival the likes of Porsche Panamera or BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe.
The EXP 10 Speed 6 prototype was the starting canvas here, and naturally, the designer added a second pair of doors through the usual pixel-manipulating trickery.
However, the rear doors look a bit forced into the car's beefy shoulders, but at least the overall elegance was preserved after the transplant and the set of muscular traits were added to the side profile.
After seeing the pictures, a question popped up in our heads: is Bentley in need of a four-door coupé? Well, let's see how things are developing in the industry.
There's a growing demand for four-doors coupé and for you to have a better picture of that just think if the BMW 6 Series Gran Coupe, the Mercedes-Benz CLS, and the CLA. Moreover, a four-door coupé is not the same with a sedan.
For obvious reasons, one favours sportiness while the other is more of a mobile office on wheels, at least in the segment where Bentley operates. So, what do you say? Yay or nay for a Bentley coupé with four doors?
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