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Bentley Mulsanne makes traveling ‘comfort in luxury'
Published in The Saudi Gazette on 12 - 11 - 2012

TRAVELING in style is always a pleasure with the flagship Bentley Mulsanne, but now executives in the Middle East can work in complete luxury from the comfort of their vehicle.
Bentley Motors have introduced the Mulsanne Executive Interior Specification which offers an impressive array of bespoke business, comfort and entertainment features - designed to help passenger conduct business on the move or just unwind between meetings - all beautifully integrated into the sumptuous and comfortable cabin which takes Bentley's craftsmen and women over 170 hours to create.
The Mulsanne rear passengers receive individual Apple iPad workstations with full Internet access (integrated into retractable picnic tables) whilst a large, drop-down LED screen ensures that a wide selection of movies as well as television can also be enjoyed.
Renowned for its painstaking attention to detail, Bentley has added a range of finishing touches including a Tibaldi fountain pen from its specially commissioned collection which is hand-veneered to match the veneer in the car and is discretely stowed in the centre armrest.
For the first time on a Bentley, a distinctive Yachting-style veneer, which blends light and dark contrasting tones, features throughout the cabin.
Chris Buxton, Regional Director for Bentley Middle East, said: “Many customers use their time in the Mulsanne to keep on top of their business commitments or simply take a few moments to relax. This fully functioning specification highlights the Mulsanne's potential to help busy executives to communicate effectively and quickly whilst travelling. As you would expect from Bentley, all these features work in harmony with the handcrafted cabin and can be displayed or hidden at the user's discretion.”
Key entertainment and business features include two electric-powered, foldable wood veneer picnic tables in the rear cabin, each with Apple iPad and Apple Bluetooth keyboards. The ipads provide access, via an on-board wireless router, to email and social media, web browsing, among others. —SG


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