Brabus Reveals 900 Version of Bentley Continental GTC Speed With Hybrid Power Upgrade

Brabus has developed a new version of the Bentley Continental GTC Speed, called the BRABUS 900. The model features changes to its hybrid powertrain, aerodynamics, interior and chassis setup. It delivers a combined output of 887.6bhp and reaches 100 kmph in 2.9 seconds.

Brabus Reveals 900 Version of Bentley Continental GTC Speed With Hybrid Power Upgrade

Brabus has introduced its latest project, the Brabus 900, built on the current Bentley Continental GTC Speed. The company has added mechanical and visual updates while retaining the base vehicle’s hybrid architecture.

Exterior and Design Changes

The model features exposed-structure carbon-fibre elements and an updated aerodynamic package. A Brabus sports exhaust system with four carbon-sheathed titanium tailpipes is also part of the setup. The example shown by the company carries a “Pale Brown” paint finish. The car rides on 22-inch Brabus Monoblock ZM wheels, and a lowering system reduces ride height by about 20 mm.

Powertrain and Performance

At its core, the Brabus 900 uses Bentley’s 4.0L V8 biturbo engine paired with a 187.4bhp electric motor from the factory hybrid system. Brabus has added new turbochargers, a revised boost setup and a carbon air intake, along with updated mapping for ignition, injection and boost control.
The combustion engine now produces 700.2bhp and 900 Nm of torque. Combined with the electric motor, the system delivers 887.6bhp and 1,100 Nm. The car uses an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission and achieves 0 to 100 kmph in 2.9 seconds and has a top speed electronically limited at 285 kmph.

Interior Updates

The interior is finished in “Nocturne Brown” leather, including seats, door panels and trims. The cabin features quilting and perforation in the brand’s “Shell” pattern, with Brabus logos incorporated into the upholstery. A dedicated Brabus timepiece is placed on the dashboard.
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