BENTLEY · CRAFTSMANSHIP AND COMMUNITY
Bentley’s 2026 Remembrance cars
Two specially commissioned Bentleys bring remembrance into focus through considered design, personal detail and a shared sense of belonging.
At a glance
- A Bentayga EWB Artenara and a Supersports created for Remembrance.
- Artwork developed by Bentley Design and the BeReady colleague network.
- Official photography brings the design and community story together.
Craftsmanship with a purpose
Bentley has marked Remembrance Day 2026 with two specially commissioned cars: a Bentayga Extended Wheelbase Artenara and a Supersports. Developed by Bentley Design with its colleague-led BeReady network, the project draws inspiration from John McCrae’s In Flanders Fields.1
The official photographs invite a closer look at how the artwork follows the bodywork. Seen from the front and side, the poppies become part of the car’s composition, rather than a single emblem placed on a panel.
A story carried in the details
Poppies and larks express remembrance, resilience and hope. Bentley’s imagery moves from a complete vehicle to individual details, allowing the wider message and the smallest elements to be appreciated together.1
Belonging at Bentley
BeReady supports veterans, serving reservists and their families within Bentley’s community. Manufacturing colleagues also made crocheted poppies to raise money for the Royal British Legion.1
The view from above reveals another part of the design: a message of belonging across the panoramic roof. It gives the tribute a human connection alongside its exterior craftsmanship.
Remembering together
The cars have formed part of commemorations in Crewe and at Mission Motorsport’s Race of Remembrance in Anglesey. Bentley’s photographs bring the people, the place and the tribute into the same story.1
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