Bentley Motors has announced its financial results for 2021, complementing the company's record sales performance during the same 12-month period.
The firm states that its operating profits rose to $584 million ($389 million Euro), which was $554 million more than in 2020. Turnover meanwhile, reached $4.27 billion last year while an increased level of personalisation and a model mix dominated by Speed, Mulliner and Hybrid models resulted in the average revenue per luxury car rising by 8% over 2020. This contributed to an impressive return on sales of 13.7%.
Bentley had already announced that it had delivered 14,659 cars in 2021, a 31% increase on the previous record year of 2020. Furthermore, there was a steady increase of customer interest in new models resulting in an order bank at record levels at the start of 2022.
The firm states that its operating profits rose to $584 million ($389 million Euro), which was $554 million more than in 2020. Turnover meanwhile, reached $4.27 billion last year while an increased level of personalisation and a model mix dominated by Speed, Mulliner and Hybrid models resulted in the average revenue per luxury car rising by 8% over 2020. This contributed to an impressive return on sales of 13.7%.
Bentley had already announced that it had delivered 14,659 cars in 2021, a 31% increase on the previous record year of 2020. Furthermore, there was a steady increase of customer interest in new models resulting in an order bank at record levels at the start of 2022.
