The uniquely designed Continental GTC was revealed at the What She Drives event in Hangar 113 at Bicester Motion on March 8.
Created in partnership with musicians Anna Lapwood MBE, Tina Guo, and Sister Bliss of Faithless, the car was developed with Bentley’s Mulliner coachbuilding division and reflects a shared love of music.
The deep blue Peacock Satin cabriolet features 24-carat gold air vent controls, selected by Lapwood and referred to by Bentley as ‘organ stops’.
Ms Lapwood, an organist, chose the detail to reflect the stops on a pipe organ and to contrast with the Imperial Blue and Copper Stone veneer.
Sister Bliss, a pioneering DJ, contributed soundwave motifs that appear throughout the car, including on the headrests, door trim, treadplates, and a striking red graphic on the tonneau cover.
A steel plaque in the centre console can be scanned to access a Spotify playlist curated by Lapwood, Guo, and Sister Bliss.
The car will join Bentley’s press fleet before being made available for sale.
Bicester Motion began life in 2013 with the acquisition of the former RAF Bicester Bomber Training Station.
The 444-acre site houses restored historic buildings and serves as a national example of conservation in action.
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