New 2025 Bentley Continental GT Unofficially Drops All Camo Ahead of June Unveiling

Starting off with real images of the car that the Crewe company shared online last week, Theottle used photo editing to reveal its shape, and it's a very realistic approach to the point where we can boldly claim that the 2025 Bentley Continental GT will look almost identical.

One of the biggest changes revolves around the luxury grand tourer's face, which no longer features a split-headlamp arrangement. The main clusters are significantly larger and flank a similarly-sized grille with a different pattern. The lower air intake in the new bumper seems to be a bit wider, and the side vents look slightly smaller.

Bentley hasn't gone for flush-mounted door handles, and we think they made the right choice. The vehicle's shoulders are still muscular, and at the rear, it still has oval taillamps, albeit with a more elongated shape, thus protruding more into the fenders and trunk lid. The company's logo and lettering still decorate the latter component, and further down, the model has larger tailpipe vents that were neatly incorporated into the new diffuser.

As every Bentley enthusiast and their neighbor knows, the iconic W12 motor is going away, and the all-new Continental GT packs an electrified V8. The announcement came directly from the British luxury car manufacturer, which revealed that the model boasts 771 horsepower (782 ps/575 kW) and 738 pound-feet (1,000 Nm) of torque.

To anyone keeping track, that's a healthy boost over the old W12, which steamed out 650 horsepower (659 ps/485 kW) and 664 pound-foot (900 Nm) of torque. With a fully-charged battery pack, the next-generation Continental GT has an all-electric driving range of up to 50 miles (80 km) on a combined cycle. Thus, the daily commute can be tackled in the EV mode.

The same powertrain will eventually make its way to other Bentley-branded products, including the Flying Spur luxury sedan and the Bentayga SUV. And if you forgot, the next-gen Conti GT will launch in two body styles, coupe and convertible, and with summer in the northern hemisphere being right around the corner, it is possible that both will premiere at the same time – or so we hope, anyway.

As previously mentioned, the 2025 Bentley Continental GT is a few weeks away from being unveiled. The model will debut this June, but the exact date is unknown. We expect deliveries to commence before the end of the year, and in our market, the grand tourer will likely launch for the 2025 model year. So, do you dig the car's fresh look as imagined by Theottle?