Bentley has unveiled plans to prolong the sale of its internal combustion-engined and plug-in hybrid models until 'at least' 2035.

This announcement, part of the brand's Beyond100+ strategy , alters Bentley's initial plans to become fully electric by 2035. The Crewe company says it revised the plan due to 'positive customer demand for plug-in hybrid models' ensuring the availability of a range of petrol and plug-in hybrid cars for at least the next decade.

Dr. Frank-Steffen Walliser, chairman and CEO of Bentley Motors, said: "Today's updates to our Beyond100+ strategy reaffirm Bentley's commitment to progress - responsibly and sustainably. We are evolving our product cadence to reflect the realities of a changing world and a dynamic marketplace.

"By extending introducing new internal

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