Does the Bentley Flying Spur have CarPlay?

Pacific Automotive Network Bentley Flying Spur has CarPlay. The reason why CarPlay is configured is so that all functions on the iPhone can be used in the car's central control system, including playing music, navigation, making calls, reading text messages, and even watching movies. Online video.

Flying Spur Series (2005-

2018) Bentley Flying Spur is defined as an ultra-luxury four-door sedan that combines driving experience. In 2005, the first-generation Continental Flying Spur was launched. As a four-door sedan, it is the sister model of the 2003 Continental Coupe. While retaining the powerful performance of the GT, it also provides large space and convenience that only ultra-luxury cars can have. and refined. In the Speed ??version, the performance is further enhanced and the exterior design is more sporty; in the Series51 version, the overall design is even more subversive, with a three-tone interior for the first time, adding to the agility.

The second generation Mercedes-Benz was born in 2013. Its design is more sporty and powerful than the first generation, with a clear and sharp appearance, with the iconic upright grille, jewel-like headlights, sharp fender vents and sporty body lines. On the basis of inheriting the design DNA of the first generation, the interior adopts new finishes, new materials and new technologies. These new elements have also been passed down to the next generation Flying Spur.

After the launch of the iconic Mercedes-Benz W12 model, a more agile and dynamic V8S version was launched. In 2016, the second-generation Mercedes-Benz W12S was born. This model shows a more exciting and sporty feel than the W12 engine, and also provides rich interior configurations and exclusive customization options.

In 2019, Bentley Motors launched the new Flying Spur. The new model perfectly integrates every extraordinary gene of Bentley: powerful performance, exquisite design and superb technology to create an elegant car. An ultra-luxury four-door sedan that is both majestic and agile, yet stable.

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