Bentley looks to the future with the EXP 100 GT concept car that pairs artificial intelligence with sustainable materials made from recycled rice-husks and wine-production waste.
Fully electric with the option of autonomous driving, the EXP 100 GT was released yesterday in celebration of the car brand's 100th birthday.
Made from lightweight aluminium and carbon fibre components, Bentley's latest concept car incorporates what the company describes as an array of sustainable materials.

According to Bentley, the zero-emissions concept is designed for long distance, high-speed drivers in 2035.
While the car has fully-autonomous capabilities, passengers also have the option to "enjoy the thrill of driving" when they wish.

"This is a world of shared luxury experiences where passenger and driver enjoy equal status in their enjoyment of their extraordinary journeys," said Bentley. "The cars' presence and impressive exterior proportions are reminiscent of many of Bentley's historic Grand Tourers but take these luxury hallmarks into the future," it added.

The AI system works alongside adaptable biometric seating to preempt the passenger's needs. This can be configured in three different ways, depending on whether the owner is driving or using autonomous mode.
Biometric sensors monitor temperature, passenger position and environmental conditions to deliver optimum comfort in all conditions.
For example, reactive seat surfaces are able to respond to the...