Brabus has lifted the covers off its 900 and 900 Superblack models, both of which are based on the current Bentley Continental GTC Speed.
With regards to the Brabus 900, its exposed-structure carbon fibre exterior concept and aerodynamic concept sharpen its silhouette while perfectly showcasing the four carbon-sheathed titanium tailpipes of the valve-controlled Brabus high-performance sports exhaust system. The exclusive "Pale Brown" paint finish completes the exterior design of the Masterpiece supercar.
And beneath the 900's bonnet lies an extensively enhanced hybrid powertrain, engineered to unlock the full potential of the sophisticated 4.0-litre V8 Biturbo engine. Paired with Bentley's factory 140kW (188bhp) electric motor, this elevates the combined output to 888bhp and 1,100Nm of torque.
Inside, its exclusive Masterpiece interior is upholstered in soft yet highly durable leather and finished entirely in "Nocturne Brown". The seat surfaces feature precise quilting and perforation in the signature "Shell" pattern, accompanied by embossed Brabus "Double-B" logos. The door panels and rear side trims are refined with embossed "Shell" elements, while the dashboard houses a dedicated timepiece featuring a distinctive Brabus dial.
As for the 900 Superblack, it features custom-made exposed carbon components (available in either a glossy or matt finish) and the aerodynamic concept that sharpens its profile. Like the 900, it has the same four tailpipes, powertrain, and power output.
Inside, materials remain the same as the 900, albeit in black, chosen to complement the coupe's monochromatic signature look. Other than that, distinct features like the embossed Brabus "Double-B" logos on its seats and embossed "Shell" elements on the door panels and rear side trims remain the same.
With this introduction of Bentley models to its portfolio, Brabus has said that this will open an entirely new chapter in its story.
