Bentley celebrates year ‘twenty-twenty-win’

For Bentley, the year 2021 looked more like year "twenty-twenty-win" as the British luxury car brand rounds off a memorable year of international recognition. Bentley claimed 10 titles across multiple categories from various award-giving bodies.

Five of these awards come from the Bentley Bentayga and Bentley Flying Spur with the former earning the “Luxury SUV of the Year” from 4x4 Magazine and Robb Report’s “10 Best Interiors” awards. On the other hand, the latter won the Auto Express’ “Best Luxury Car” award, MotorWeek’s “Best Dream Machine” award, and Robb Report’s “Best Automotive Interior” award.

Speaking of interiors, Bentley showed that it can design more than just cars. Bentley’s Styal Desk — a part of the Bentley Home Collection — won Robb Report’s “Best in Design.”

Bentley’s human resource team also won accolades this year acknowledging Bentley’s approach to its people by winning Top Employer in 2021 by the internationally acclaimed Top Employers Institute. Bentley was the only car brand to be included in the elite list.

In addition, Bentley’s human resource team also was awarded the silver accreditation in the “We invest in Apprentices” program by “Investors in People.”

Bentley’s efforts to combat COVID-19 went above and beyond and set a gold standard for crisis response that has helped the company navigate one of the greatest challenges in a generation. This earned Bentley the “Innovation Award” from UK automotive magazines AutoCar.

Finally, Bentley’s Chairman and CEO Adrian Hallmark walked away with the number-one position in the “Auto Express Great British Automotive Executive list” and was praised for “‘transforming the organization and setting the business on a clear path to success.”

Photos from Bentley

Also read: 

Bentley receives ‘Wards 10 Best Interiors’ award for 3rd straight year

Bentley celebrates Green D+’s 1st anniversary

Bentley debuts two Flying Spurs at Guangzhou Auto Show