Bentley Residences Miami hosted the Florida debut of the 2027 Bentley Torcal on Oct. 23 at its Sunny Isles Beach sales gallery, according to a post-event announcement from the project.
The presentation introduced what Bentley calls its first fully electric production vehicle and included a tour of the development’s full-scale oceanfront model residence. The tour highlighted its four-car garage, a feature intended to connect vehicle storage directly to the home.
Gil Dezer, president of Dezer Development, joined Mike Rocco, president and CEO of Bentley Motors Inc.’s Americas Region, for the private event. The project said the Torcal is Bentley’s first entirely new model line in a decade.
Dezer Development is building the tower with Bentley Motors. Plans call for a 62-story, 716-foot building with 216 residences in Sunny Isles Beach, with completion listed for 2028.
The building is planned to use the patented Dezervator automobile elevator system, developed with Otis Elevator Company, to take residents and their vehicles to private in-home sky garages. The garages are designed for electric-vehicle charging, while additional fast-charging stations are planned at the base for EVs and plug-in hybrids.
The October event was a vehicle preview and model-residence tour rather than a new construction announcement. PROFILEmiami previously reported that the project had passed level seven in June 2026.
