The Bentley logo is a well-known emblem featuring wings and a central letter “B”. In the current 2025 version, the wings are more angular and geometric, resembling the falcon’s silhouette. The lower feathers have been removed, and the central “B” is a standalone element with faceted edges and a gem‑like 3D effect. Visually, the logo appears cleaner and more modern, making it highly versatile for use in digital media and print. This design replaced the previous version that was used for over 20 years.
Bentley was founded in 1919 by Walter Owen Bentley in the UK and has always been associated with engineering excellence and speed. In the 1920s the brand gained fame through victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Since 1998, Bentley has been part of the Volkswagen Group. Today, the brand produces luxury vehicles such as the Continental GT, Flying Spur, and Bentayga. The main headquarters and manufacturing facilities are located in Crewe, England. Under the Beyond100 strategy, Bentley plans to fully transition to hybrid and electric powertrains by 2030, while preserving its tradition of handcrafted luxury and bespoke production.
