Rolls-Royce Cullinan / Bentley Bentayga Comparison

Rolls-Royce Cullinan Compared to the Bentley Bentayga

Getting into a premier SUV such as the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is an experience that is second to none in Colorado. A reason that the exclusive vehicle is so highly coveted by discerning Denver Metro clientele is that nothing is left behind when it comes to creating a prestigious all-around experience. Take a vigorous powertrain and combine it with interior quality that surpasses even standard luxury norms, and the result is a family cruiser that offers a unique ride. Compared to other exclusive SUVs on the market today such as the Bentley Bentayga, there are a variety of reasons to step into a Rolls-Royce.  

Performance 

• Much Stronger Powertrain in the Rolls-Royce Cullinan 
• Both SUVs Come with Standard AWD Handling for Enhanced Everyday Maneuverability 

The sensation of a twin-turbocharged 6.7L V12 engine starting up and roaring to life is simply unmatched in terms of ferocity and excitement. This engine makes its home in the Rolls-Royce Cullinan and offers 563 horsepower in the conventional Cullinan, or 592 in the enhanced Black Badge. Comparatively, the standard hybrid powertrain in the Bentayga combines a turbocharged V6 and an electric motor for 443 horsepower. Even the conventional gas-powered option that comprises of a twin-turbocharged V8 engine only reaches 542 horsepower, which is still weaker than the Rolls-Royce. Both vehicles come with standard AWD platforms equipped to make sure adventuring around Colorado in any season is reliable.  

Interior Features 

• The Rolls-Royce Offers a Unique Take on the Luxury SUV Market 
• Both SUVs Offer Special Rear-Seat Entertainment Systems for Versatile Media Enjoyment 

Being vehicles from exclusive brands, both the Rolls-Royce Cullinan and the Bentley Bentayga introduce a level of sophistication and immersion that can’t be matched by other high-end luxury vehicles on the market. The materials that customers can choose to adorn the interiors of both SUVs are simply divine and translate directly to the type of upscale cruising experience a family hopes to have in their high-end vehicle. This also includes dynamic comfort options such as fully climate-controlled seating and other convenience amenities that are reserved for these brands. Additionally, not only are both vehicles equipped with extensive infotainment systems, but they also have the option of dedicated rear-seated systems that put a screen behind each front seat. This allows rear-seated passengers to have the type of cruising experience they want without interfering with the media content that those in the front are enjoying.  

Safety Features 

• Colorado Driving Made More Confident with the Standard AWD Platforms 
• The Rolls-Royce Comes with a Larger Array of Standard Driver-Assistance Amenities 

When taking Colorado roads during any time of the year, knowing drivers of either vehicle have the added handling of AWD maneuverability makes the prospect of reliable driving around town or the highway much easier. Where the Rolls-Royce vastly outperforms the Bentley in terms of safety is the extensive array of driver-assistance features it comes with as standard technology. The Bentley only comes with standard Automatic Emergency Braking and added Pedestrian Detection technology. Not only does the Rolls-Royce come with this system standard, but it also comes with other high-end systems such as Lane Departure Warning and Adaptive Cruise Control to make any adventure in the Cullinan as enjoyable and safe as possible.  

Learn More About the Rolls-Royce Cullinan by Visiting Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Denver 

Take the opportunity to own a luxury SUV that far exceeds expectations for an upscale family cruiser. Visit Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Denver in Highlands Ranch, CO, and ask us to help you order a new Rolls-Royce Cullinan today. This elegant SUV promises to deliver a cruising experience that you can’t match with other vehicles on the market such as the Bentley Bentayga.   

(Photo Credit: Rolls-Royce / Bentley)