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Bentley releases special edition Continental GT using stone from India

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Bentley created an Extraordinary Women edition of the Continental GT Convertible in collaboration with three female musicians: Anna Lapwood MBE, Tina Guo, and Ayala Bentovim. The bespoke vehicle incorporates 200-million year old stone sourced from India and features sound wave patterns and 24-carat gold ventilation buttons. The car was crafted by Bentley’s Mulliner bespoke division.

From vogue.co.uk

Why it matters

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The vehicle represents a high-end luxury product that utilizes specialized raw materials. Bentley uses ancient stone sourced from India as a material input for the special edition car.

From vogue.co.uk

Who's involved

  • BentleyBritish automotive brand manufacturer that created the special edition car
  • IndiaNation from which Bentley sources the ancient stone material
  • BlissPsytrance musician who collaborated on the car's design

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  • IndiaSpeculative

    The sourcing of ancient stone by Bentley could potentially increase demand for Indian raw materials.

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