2020 Bentley Bentayga

Bentley worked on the 6.0-liter W12 engine and came out with 626 hp and 664 lb-ft of torque, which is far better than the Bentayga's 600 horsepower and 663 pound-feet. It is capable of taking the 0-60 mph sprint in a claimed 3.9 seconds, while the regular model did the same in 4.1 seconds.

If Bentley’s claims are to be believed then the Bentayga Speed’s top speed stands at 190 mph. The number gets bigger up to 306 kmph, beating Lamborghini Urus’s 305 kmph record. This makes the Bentayga Speed the heir of the “World’s fastest production SUV” crown. However, the Urus has more power output than the Bentayga Speed. Using its small twin-turbo V-8 engine, the Urus propes 650 horses and 625 pound-feet. The Urus is also 530 pounds lighter, making it more dynamic in terms of overall performance.

Bentley has fitted massive carbon-ceramic brakes for better drag, available as an optional upgrade. There’s some major improvements in the suspension, exhaust, and transmission, overall giving it a sporty appeal.

Bentayga Speed's inside-out have been upgraded to mirror the vehicle's new popularity, with aggressive dark-tinted accents, new 22-inch wheels and a rear spoiler. Inside, you'll also see Bentley's Alcantara-trimmed upholstery, along with other offering such as carbon-fiber trim on the dashboard.

In order to distinguish the Bentley Speed from the regular model, you’ll see word “Speed” embarked in chrome behind the front wheels, stitched across all the seatbacks, and also over the door sills. Bentley Speed remains top-speed SUV compared to other models in the class.

The sales would likely commence later this year. There’s no word on the pricing yet. As the regular Bentley Bentayga is priced at $229,100, for 2017, the Bentayga Speed should come with a price tag of $260,000. At such price point, the Bentayga Speed becomes the most expensive SUV in the segment. Notedly, the Lamborghini Urus prices starts at $200,000 in the U.S.