Bentley unveils three Continental models in Poland in honor of Copernicus — Motor1
Bentley Mulliner has unveiled the Nicolaus Copernicus Collection in Poland — a collection of three individually crafted Continental models dedicated to astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. It includes two Continental GT S coupes and one Continental GTC S convertible styled after the Sun, Earth, and Moon.
The project was created for Bentley Warsaw in cooperation with the Mulliner division. As Motor1 reports, the collection was presented on September 21, 2026.
Vehicle trim
A shared element of all three cars is the Copernicus Compass, a graphic motif featuring the orbits of the eight planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. It was used in embroidery and embossing on the console, quilted panels, welcome lamps, as well as on the convertible's roof compartment lid.
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The car dedicated to the Sun was painted Manuka Orange. Its interior was finished with orange leather and Gravity Grey leather, Copper Stone natural-stone inserts, and orange stitching. The version dedicated to Earth received a Nebula Blue exterior, an Imperial Blue and Aegean Blue leather interior, Galaxy Stone stone trim, and silver stitching.
The car dedicated to the Moon has a Moonstruck silver finish, which Bentley associates with the surface of Earth's satellite. The interior combines dark Beluga leather with light Ice inserts on the seats, center console, dashboard, and door inserts.
Powertrain
All three cars retain a 4.0-liter twin-turbo gasoline V8 and a plug-in hybrid system with a combined output of 671 hp. They are also equipped with 22-inch ten-spoke wheels in a gloss-black finish and carbon-ceramic brakes.
