Bentley Motors Korea has just introduced the fourth-generation Flying Spur in South Korea, marking the global debut of this luxury sedan equipped with a new hybrid system. The unveiling took place at the Bentley Tower in Dongdaemun, Seoul, with Christian Schlick, the brand director at Bentley Motors Korea, emphasizing the significance of the South Korean market for Bentley and the strong reception of the Flying Spur in the region. The new model's standout feature is Bentley's ultra-performance hybrid system, combining a powerful 4.0-liter V8 engine with an electric motor to deliver 782 horsepower and impressive acceleration capabilities. The car also offers various driving modes, advanced driver assistance systems, and a focus on comfort and convenience, including wellness seating and advanced technologies for a smooth driving experience. The new Flying Spur Speed variant is initially launched in Korea, featuring a sportier look and priced from 375.7 million won, with a limited-edition first edition model also available at 441.9 million won, tailored with special features for Korean customers. The Mulliner variant is set to launch later this year, offering additional luxury and customization options. The hybrid sedan's fuel efficiency figures have not been disclosed yet, but the car is designed to provide a comfortable and efficient driving experience, with a range of advanced features and technologies to cater to the preferences of the South Korean market.