article_snippet: Unveiling: Bentley CEO Wolfgang Durheimer speaks next to The EXP
article_snippet: Bentley executives have spoken over the past year about Bentley executives desire to produce a new smaller
article_snippet: The British-based but German-owned luxury car firm is part of the giant Volkswagen Group and employs nearly 4,000 people at Crewe.
article_snippet: The car was the star of the packed Volkswagen Group night in Geneva which attracted hundreds of journalists and executives.
article_snippet: Bentley’s sales director Kevin Rose said:
article_snippet: Bentley’s executives have spoken over the past year about Bentley executives desire to produce a new smaller
article_snippet: Bentley’s is on track to double Bentley’s record sales to more than 20,000 on the back of the new 4x4 to be unveiled later this year, before going on sale next year at around £130,000.
article_snippet: Last year Bentley’s sold a record 11,020 sportily luxurious limousines, coupes and cabriolets.
article_snippet: But Bentley’s expects the new sports utility vehicle to increase sales to 20,000 a year by the end of the decade after hitting 15,000 deliveries by 2018 - and is already expanding Bentley’s factory to cope with Bentley’s and other new models.
article_snippet: Bentley’s chief executive Wolfgang Duerheimer said last month:
article_snippet: Bentley’s chief executive added that Bentley’s would remain British, even if the UK voted to leave the European Union, saying: ‘The bright future is based in Britain and in Crewe.
article_snippet: Bentley’s said more than 4,000 potential customers have already expressed an interest in the new luxury off-roader without having seen it.