Bentley's first all-electric SUV and its fourth model line is set to be unveiled in September, the British manufacturer has announced. Bentley/dpaBentley's new Torcal battery-electric SUV is set to be officially unveiled for the first time on September 23, the manufacturer has announced.This is Bentley's first all-electric SUV and the British manufacturer's fourth model line, slotting in alongside the Continental and Flying Spur saloons and existing Bentayga SUV.Despite a length of nearly five metres and a price tag of more than €200,000, the car is being marketed as an "urban SUV" designed to fit in with city life, yet finding a parking space is likely to become an equally exclusive adventure.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe Torcal name stems from an unusual rock formation in the Andalusian mountains of Spain. "Inspired by one of Europe's most extraordinary landscapes, the Torcal continues Bentley's modern approach to naming new models," says the manufacturer.The name also references the Latin word "torquere," which means to twist and led to the modern English word torque, said Bentley.The Torcal, which is still being tested, is expected to be slightly smaller than the petrol-powered Bentayga, and is closely related to the Porsche Cayenne Electric. Volkswagen owns Bentley and also has a majority stake in Porsche.Experts expect a potent dual-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain in the Torcal with an 800-volt architecture that can support a peak charging rate of 400 kilowatts.AdvertisementAdvertisementBentley also promises a high level of personalisation and on its website the company lists an estimated 46 billion possible configurations ahead of the Torcal's market launch.The staggering number of variations is already available for the Continental GT and refers to combinations of paintwork, leather, trim, alloy wheels and stitching – allowing affluent customers to tailor their own luxury SUV.