2028 Bentley Torcal S: Manhattan Pricing & Leasing Guide
Quick Answer: Pricing the 2028 Bentley Torcal S
Bentley has given $258,000 as the U.S. starting MSRP for the Torcal S, the high-output version of its first electric car, while it has given $218,000 for the standard Torcal. Both figures are before destination, taxes, registration and options. In Manhattan, New York City's 8.875% combined sales tax applies on a purchase, and Bentley Manhattan, at 711 11th Avenue, can prepare a written configuration and a purchase or lease structure for a specific build.
Where the $258,000 starting point comes from
When Bentley revealed the Torcal in September 2026, its head of product communications told the automotive trade press that the Torcal S would start at $258,000 in the United States and the standard Torcal at $218,000. Think of $258,000 as the doorway into the S, the MSRP on which a build is based, and not as a quote for any particular car. It is also a U.S. number in dollars; prices announced for other countries describe different markets, equipment and taxes, and they do not convert into a U.S. window sticker.
What takes a Torcal S above the starting MSRP
An S already includes much of what other cars charge for: 22-inch wheels, the black exterior detailing and S bodykit, red calipers, two-tone leather and Dinamica, carbon-fibre veneers, and the illuminated glass drive-mode controller. Beyond that, Bentley's options give each car its character. For the S, Bentley lists the Naim for Bentley audio system (28 speakers, 1,780 watts), the Dynamic Light Projection by Mulliner that carries the welcome sequence along the side sills, and an upgrade of the Dynamic Waterfall Lighting from warm white to full color. Across the Torcal range, Bentley also lists options such as Wellness Seating, the Touring Assist driver-assistance package, powered doors and a switchable sunroof, and the Mulliner personal commissioning team can go further for buyers who want something bespoke. Paint and wheel choices matter too, and the First Edition specification, with its exclusive wheels and details, is its own route to a fully specified car. Bentley Manhattan can show you how those choices stack up against your priorities.
New York City's tax and the cost of the island
Manhattan's combined sales tax rate is 8.875 percent, made up of 4 percent for New York State, 4.5 percent for New York City and 0.375 percent for the Metropolitan Commuter Transportation District, and it applies to a vehicle purchase delivered and registered here. Registration, title and documentation fees come on top, and the sales team can set out the complete figure for a given configuration. Then there is the cost of using the car where you live: below 60th Street, a passenger car with E-ZPass currently pays a $9 congestion toll at peak hours, scheduled to rise to $12 in 2028, and an electric car pays it as any other vehicle does. The dealership's own block on 11th Avenue is within that zone.
What about incentives?
The federal clean-vehicle tax credit ended for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025, and its price caps would have excluded a car in this range in any event, so a Torcal S purchase should be planned without one. Rules and programs change, so the sales team and your tax adviser are the right people to confirm anything that might apply to you.
Leasing a Torcal S
Leasing is a familiar route for a car at this level, and Bentley Manhattan works with Bentley Financial Services on both purchase and lease structures. A lease payment is built from the vehicle's configured price, the term, the mileage allowance and Bentley's projected residual value, which is why two Torcal S builds with different options will produce different results. In New York, sales tax on a lease is charged on the payments rather than on the full price at the start, which changes how the cost feels month to month. Current Bentley programs are listed on the dealership's lease offers page, and the team can walk through which of them apply to an S order and look for the strongest structure available to you. If you are weighing a lease against a purchase, the finance center is a good place to begin the conversation.
Two practical steps before delivery
Ask your insurer for a quote while you are still choosing options, because a car with 876 bhp and a price at this level is rated differently from the car it replaces, and the answer can influence how you specify it. And talk to your building or garage about charging, since the cost of installing a Level 2 charger is a real part of owning an electric car in the city even though it never appears on a window sticker.
What buyers say about dealing with Bentley Manhattan
No Torcal S has reached a customer yet, so the reviews on the dealership's Google profile describe the sales experience in general. Abdulla A. wrote, "Great dealership. Bought a car last year. It was a pleasure dealing with you guys," and Poppy H. kept it to three words: "Best staff ever."
Want the full story in Bentley's own words? Download the Bentley Torcal brochure (PDF), then bring your questions to Bentley Manhattan.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the 2028 Bentley Torcal S cost?
Bentley has given $258,000 as the U.S. starting MSRP for the Torcal S, before destination, taxes, registration and options. The final price depends on the configuration, and Bentley Manhattan can prepare a written quote for a specific build.
How much more is the Torcal S than the standard Torcal?
The starting MSRPs are $258,000 for the S and $218,000 for the standard Torcal, a difference of $40,000 at the starting point. That difference buys 876 bhp instead of 810, 22-inch wheels, the black detailing and S bodykit, and the S cabin.
Is destination included in the starting price?
No. The starting MSRP is quoted before destination, taxes, registration and options, so those items are added to arrive at the total for a specific car.
How much is the Torcal S First Edition?
Bentley has not published a separate U.S. MSRP for the First Edition, so Bentley Manhattan can confirm pricing when an order for that specification is prepared.
Can I lease a Torcal S in New York?
Yes, Bentley Manhattan works with Bentley Financial Services on lease structures. The terms depend on credit approval, the length of the term, the mileage allowance and the configuration, so the sales team can model several options against the car you want.
How much sales tax will I pay on a Torcal S in Manhattan?
New York City's combined sales tax rate is 8.875 percent on a vehicle purchase delivered and registered in the city, and the sales team can calculate the exact amount for a specific build along with registration and documentation fees.
Is the federal EV tax credit available for the Torcal S?
No. The federal clean-vehicle credit ended for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025, and its price caps would have excluded a vehicle at this price in any case.
Getting an actual number
The most accurate Torcal S number is one prepared for your exact configuration. Contact the sales team at 711 11th Avenue, browse current new inventory, and read the Torcal S overview, the First Edition guide and the service & repair guide for the rest of the picture.
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The U.S. starting MSRPs are as stated by Bentley Motors, exclude destination, taxes, registration, documentation fees and options, are subject to change, and are not a quote or offer. Bentley has not published a separate U.S. MSRP for the Torcal S First Edition. No lease payment, money factor, APR or deal figure is stated or implied. New York City's 8.875% combined sales tax rate and the congestion toll schedule reflect published rates at the time of writing and may change. Tax credit and incentive rules change; confirm with Bentley Manhattan and a tax professional. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of Bentley Manhattan and describe general dealership experience, not the Torcal S.