Bentley Mulliner intends to build just twelve examples of its Bacalar two-seater. Each will be unique, with customers able to choose from a huge selection of paint colours, upholstery materials, trim finishes and equipment options.

To show them what’s possible, the Bentley Design Team has created six example specifications.

The Brickell

• Named after Miami’s financial district
• Exterior: Atom Silver paint with Hyperactive accents
• Interior: Brunel leather and Grey Tweed, with Open Pore Riverwood and Piano Black veneers

• Named after the ancient central London parish
• Exterior: Moss Green paint with Dark Bronze Glass brightwork
• Interior: Cumbrian Green and Golden Oak leather, with Cheltenham Tweed and Honey Larch veneer

• Named after Chicago’s Fulton River District
• Exterior: Lacquer Red paint
• Interior: Beluga and Hotspur leather, Beluga Alcantara, and gloss black trim pieces

• Named after the Royal Borough of Greenwich in London
• Exterior: New Grey paint (a bespoke shade)
• Interior: Cricket Ball leather with Grey Tweed, Open Poor Riverwood and High Gloss Riverwood veneers, and matt black trim pieces

• Named after Menlo Park, Palo Alto, California
• Exterior: Cobalt paint with Cyber Yellow accents
• Interior: Beluga leather and Anthracite Alcantara, with Piano Black veneer and Cyber Yellow accents

• Named after a suburb in Sydney, Australia – this is the car that was used for the Bacalar’s launch
• Exterior: Yellow Flame paint with Gloss Black accents
• Interior: Beluga leather and Grey Tweed, Open Pore Riverwood and Piano Black veneers, and Dark Bronze metallic elements