'The world is changing': Bentley announces £2.5bn electrification investment programme

Cecilia Keating
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Luxury car maker announces plans to transform its Midlands plant into an electric vehicle production facility, as Tesla posts record profits

Bentley has said it will invest £2.5bn on electrifying its vehicles and transforming its Crewe headquarters into a "zero environmental impact" electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing plant. Hailing its...

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