Ferrari is working on a new rotating infotainment screen system similar to the Bentley Rotating Display. The rotating display design would show a touchscreen and veneer panel, and potentially ...

Bentley ranks high among automotive nobility‭. ‬Once a racing marque with notable victories‭, ‬it later merged with Rolls-Royce before being reborn‭. ‬Since its acquisition by the VW Group‭, ‬it has ...

Typically, Bentley's rotating display swivels away to reveal exterior temperature, compass, and chronograph gauges in place of the infotainment screen. With the Le Mans Collection, the compass in ...

Also finding pride of place on the dashboard is the Bentley Rotating Display, which features a 12.3-inch panel. The Bentley Continental GT Speed has also been famous for being among the most ...

Red brake calipers and a smattering of carbon fiber complete the look. The Bentley Rotating Display, which allows the central touchscreen to rotate out of view when not needed, is standard.

It costs almost £5,000 to spec the ‘Bentley rotating display’, a sort of giant Toblerone in your dash with veneer on one side, three dials on another and a touchscreen set into the final face.

Further embodiments suggest projecting a moving pattern or static image over the area where a display would normally ... e-tron has similar technology, but Bentley's patent is on a whole new ...

Bentley mode—what the fortunate few will ... You also get the very trick rotating center display, which spins like a prize wheel to present one of three sides. Powered down, there's veneer ...

We’d save the money on those and instead have the Bentley Rotating Display, which singularly removes one of the biggest distractions inside the car — the big screen in the centre of the dash.