Bentley Flying Spur 2020 - Look Inside Bentley’s Most Complex Interior Ever

The entire cabin was stitched together using over three kilometers of thread
That’s 1.8-miles of thread, which is a lot for a car interior, to be honest. The craftsmen at Bentley’s headquarters in Crewe use five different types of sewing machines to apply different thicknesses of thread. For instance, the stitching around the steering wheel is thinner while the seats have larger stitches for maximum durability and visual impact.
Additionally, the four seats in a 2020 Bentley Flying Spur takes 12 hours to assemble by hand. Meanwhile, the embroidered Bentley wings on each seat headrest requires 5,103 individual stitches.

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