Bentley has followed Rolls-Royce's results on Monday to become the latest luxury car maker to announce record sales.
The English company, which dates to 1919, said it delivered 15,174 cars last year.
That was 4 per cent more than in 2021 and driven by record demand in the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific.
On Monday, Rolls-Royce revealed it delivered an all-time high of 6,021 cars last year, which was an 8 per cent year-on-year increase.
Bentley attributed its “significant” sales figures to the popularity of new models, hybrid models and personalised cars.
“In what was another year of unpredictability, the business overcame significant headwinds and demonstrated great resilience to deliver the third consecutive record sales year," said Adrian Hallmark, chief executive of the Volkswagen Group-owned company.
Bentley Mulliner Batur - in pictures
“This underlines our brand strength, operational excellence and strong global demand by market and model.
“The reaction to the market introduction of our hybrid models, Flying Spur joining Bentayga last year, demonstrates the path the luxury sector is heading, and we are positioned firmly at the forefront.
“These numbers are validation that we not only lead the sector in sales and market share, but also investment in electric technologies and commitment to being net carbon neutral in 2030.”
Sales of new petrol and diesel cars and vans in the UK will be banned from 2030.
Bentley Bentayga S - in pictures
