The Bentayga Hybrid pairs a 3.0-liter turbocharged V6 with an electric motor for a combined 456 bhp and 516 lb-ft, 0-60 mph in 5.1 seconds, and a top speed of 158 mph. Its 18.0-kWh battery is EPA-rated for up to 20 miles of electric-only driving, with 19 city / 23 highway mpg once the engine is running, plus total range around 440 miles between a full charge and a full tank. It shares its cabin, driver-assistance suite, and available Azure trim with the V8, and can be ordered on either the standard or extended wheelbase. As with every Bentayga, Bentley does not publish a fixed U.S. price; Bentley Manhattan configures and quotes each build.

It's easy to assume the Hybrid is the compromise choice in a lineup that also offers a 641-bhp Speed, but the case for it in Manhattan specifically is a good one. Most days here are short trips punctuated by traffic, exactly the driving pattern where a plug-in's electric range gets used rather than wasted. With the 18.0-kWh battery topped off, the EPA rates the Bentayga Hybrid for up to 20 miles on electricity alone, enough for a round trip to most Manhattan destinations, and Bentley's own European testing under the more generous WLTP cycle claims a bit further. Once the V6 wakes up, 19 city and 23 highway mpg comfortably beats the V8's 14 and 21, a real difference if you're doing the West Side Highway commute daily rather than occasionally.

Combined output is 456 bhp and 516 lb-ft, enough for a 5.1-second run to 60 mph, quick by nearly any measure other than sitting next to a Speed. The cabin, the driver-assistance suite, and the option to build in Azure trim are identical to the V8's; nothing about choosing the electrified powertrain means a lesser interior or a stripped features list. The one true trade is top speed, 158 mph against the V8's 180, which for a Manhattan-based car is not a number most owners will ever test.
Bentley's My Cabin Comfort feature is worth knowing about specifically on the Hybrid: it lets you pre-condition the cabin temperature, and defrost the windows, from your phone before you've left the building, a small thing that matters more on the mornings it's fifteen degrees outside and you're parking in an open structure.
The honest caveat is charging infrastructure. A home garage with a dedicated line makes the Hybrid's electric range genuinely useful every day; relying entirely on public charging in Manhattan is a real logistical question worth working through with the sales team before you order, not after. For buyers who already have a charging solution, or who mostly want the efficiency gain without ever plugging in, day to day the Hybrid simply behaves like a very smooth, very quiet V8 alternative.
Up to 20 miles per the EPA rating, from an 18.0-kWh battery. Real-world range depends on climate control use, driving style, and outside temperature, as with any plug-in hybrid.
19 mpg city and 23 mpg highway running on the V6 engine alone, noticeably better than the V8's 14 city / 21 highway.
Slightly: 5.1 seconds to 60 mph against the V8's 4.4, and a 158-mph top speed versus 180. Both numbers are still quick for a full-size SUV.
Yes to both. Azure trim and the EWB's longer cabin are available with either the V8 or the Hybrid powertrain; the EWB guide covers the extended-wheelbase specifics.
That depends on your building and parking situation more than on the car; ask Bentley Manhattan's team during a test drive; they can talk through what other Hybrid owners in the city have set up.
The Bentayga Hybrid isn't a diminished Bentayga; it's the version built for a city where most trips are short and traffic is constant. If your driving pattern matches that description and you have somewhere to plug in, it's worth cross-shopping seriously against the V8 rather than treating it as the compromise pick.
Performance and efficiency figures are manufacturer- and EPA-published specifications for the 2026 Bentley Bentayga Hybrid; real-world results vary with driving conditions, climate control use, and charging habits. Bentley does not publish fixed U.S. trim pricing; the final price is set by Bentley Manhattan per configured order. Equipment and availability can change with configuration and production timing; confirm current specifications with Bentley Manhattan.