2023 Bentley Bentayga Night Vision Test: Critter Spotting in the Ozarks

Night vision sounds exactly like the type of gimmick you’d find on a $300,000 car. Fortunately, though, it works.


Bentley's sci-fi-like driver aid uses a Forward InfraRed sensor and an electronic control unit to cast a real-time feed of what's ahead onto the crispy 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster. It shows the heat signature of everything within its 24-degree view, so long as it's within 450 feet or so. That gives you roughly 5.5 seconds to react to an obstacle in the road at 55 miles per hour, or roughly four seconds if you're going 70 mph.


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