Now that even the most gargantuan SUVs are being quietly wired for plug-in power, the new Bentley Bentayga Speed stands out for what it doesn't have: a battery. This is the British marque doubling down on combustion's last hurrah, along with only a small handful of its ultra-luxe competitors. It's a straight-up gas-powered V8, twin-turbocharged to deliver 650 hp and 850 Nm of torque, in an era of hybrid boosters and complex electric trickery.
Mansory has changed that. The German tuning powerhouse has revealed the Speranza, a heavily modified, one-off G-Class convertible that combines the brute strength of the original G-Wagon with open-air driving.