Bentley is giving owners of its older models a chance to modernise their cars. The British marque has introduced a new infotainment upgrade for the Continental GT, GT Convertible and Flying Spur built between 2012 and 2019.
The updated system replaces the original infotainment screen and climate controls with a larger, more modern touchscreen setup. At its centre is a 9.7-inch display with 2K resolution, bringing support for both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Both systems can be used wirelessly or through the car’s USB-A connections.
The new unit also adds DAB+ digital radio, while retaining FM and AM radio functionality. There’s an updated navigation system with newer maps and integrated speed-limit information, which Bentley says will be easier to update than the original setup.
One noticeable change is the move to touchscreen-based climate controls, replacing the physical buttons and switches found in the older cars.
Bentley hasn’t announced pricing yet, but the upgrade is now available through its dealer network.
