
Moving production into a reworked 1938 Crewe building is a deliberate statement: Bentley is anchoring its electric future in the same physical and cultural soil as its combustion past. Hand-built assembly and a British supply chain aren't just marketing language here — they're a direct response to the anxiety that electrification means outsourcing soul. For a brand whose identity is inseparable from Crewe, keeping the Torcal in that building matters as much as what's under the skin.
Bentley Torcal electric production shifts to a reworked 1938 Crewe building, underscoring in-house design, British suppliers, and hand-built assembly.