Kolesa Renders: Continental GT May Return Dual Headlights

Kolesa and designer Nikita Chuicko, known as kelsonik, published renderings imagining a refreshed or all-new Bentley Continental GT that returns double circular headlights with halo daytime running lights.

The project shows a new vertical front fascia and a fresh grille while restoring the twin round headlamp layout used on earlier Continental generations.

The rear treatment in the renderings links the GT visually to the new Torcal, using similar LED taillight graphics and a pronounced fender separation.

Bentley currently offers Ultra Performance Hybrid and Performance Hybrid systems with combined ratings of 671 and 771 horsepower; the renderings imply only modest powertrain changes rather than a full redesign of the driveline.

Kolesa previously published CGI work imagining a Torcal-influenced update for the Bentley Flying Spur, suggesting the sedan could adopt styling cues from the Torcal while retaining a classic profile and existing hybrid V8 options.

Bentley recently launched the Torcal, its first series-production all-electric crossover SUV. The marque also sells the Bentayga with internal combustion power and continues to offer the hybrid Continental GT and Flying Spur.

Industry reports and the rumor mill say Bentley plans to keep ICE and hybrid models alongside slowed investments in all-electric vehicles, and that a further EV is unlikely before the turn of the decade. These reports describe gasoline options remaining largely electrified.

Bentley has also begun a showroom reinvention starting with dealer Jack Barclay in London, a retailer established in 1927 and currently operated by H.R. Owen.

The Kolesa renderings are unofficial and speculative. Bentley has not confirmed production details or a return to circular headlights for a future Continental GT.