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Bentley brings luxury travel to pets with new Bentayga accessory line

From quilted liners to dog guards, Bentley pets ride in style

Bentley Bentayga pet accessory line dog guard and luggage protector with owner and two dogs.
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Bentley has launched a new set of accessories for the Bentayga, designed for owners who regularly travel with dogs. The handcrafted collection aims to improve safety and comfort for pets while protecting the SUV’s interior and the owners’ luggage.

The move follows internal data showing that nearly one in three Bentley customers bring pets on journeys. The new accessories are intended to provide practical solutions for everyday use without diminishing the SUV’s car’s finish and appearance.

Details of the new range

The Bentley pet accessory range includes a bespoke dog guard and luggage divider, designed to create secure travel zones inside the Bentayga. A quilted load space liner with an integrated bumper protector adds padded, waterproof protection to the boot, while preventing scratches when dogs climb in or out.

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For the cabin, tailored rear seat covers and seat extenders, along with quilted door cards, protect the leather upholstery while providing pets with ample room to stretch out. These covers are built to allow access to seatbelts and Isofix points. Bentley has also added all-weather mats for both the floor and boot, to handle the inevitable mess with muddy or wet conditions after outdoor trips.

Additional options

Other accessories that complement the range include roof rail crossbars, which increase storage capacity by freeing up space in the rear storage area, and Bentley’s Drive Vision camera system, which records journeys front and rear. The company says the new pet products are produced to the same material and design standards as the Bentayga’s interior.

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