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Bentley inches greener with Net Zero Plastic to Nature accreditation for second year

November 22, 2023

Bentley Motors is reducing the size of plastic covers on new cars as part of its goal to be the greenest luxury automaker. Image: Bentley Motors Bentley Motors is reducing the size of plastic covers on new cars as part of its goal to be the greenest luxury automaker. Image: Bentley Motors

 

By Luxury Marketer Intelligence

Bentley Motors has been awarded ‘Net Zero Plastic to Nature’ status for a second consecutive year, accelerating its push toward sustainability as global pressure builds to protect the environment.

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