
PUBG’s Bentley crossover will begin on PC after live server maintenance on Oct. 14, then reach consoles after maintenance on Oct. 22. It brings three Bentley vehicle skins, a temporary pre-match car container, limited-time Supply Bay draws, and a themed Crafter Pass. The Bentley announcement outlines the content and its separate PC and console schedules.
The three skins cover two vehicle types. Flying Spur Mulliner (Luxe), an Ultimate-tier skin, and Flying Spur Mulliner, a Legendary-tier skin, apply to the Dacia and Mirado. The Legendary Continental GTC Mulliner transforms the Coupe RB. The skins change the vehicles’ appearance and sounds, but not their HP, top speed, weight, fuel level, or drivetrain. PUBG cautions that their size and appearance can differ slightly from the base vehicles. Glass and certain carbon-fiber sections remain penetrable.

Bentleys will appear on starting islands
Players who own a Bentley Special Vehicle skin can unlock a Bentley container on the starting islands for Erangel, Miramar, Sanhok, Vikendi, Taego, Deston, and Rondo. It will be available in Normal Match, Ranked, and Casual Mode until the next update. If a player has multiple Bentley skins equipped, the game will select one at random for the vehicle inside.
Only the player who opens the container and their teammates can drive or ride in that Bentley. The opportunity ends when players board the plane, at which point both the vehicle and its container disappear. Interacting with the container also displays the player’s nickname inside, while the vehicle tier determines its interior and exterior lighting.

Cargo draws and crafting have separate deadlines
Bentley Cargo is a chance-based Supply Bay draw for vehicle skins and customization items. A single draw costs 250 G-Coin or one Bentley Cargo Ticket and awards 15 Bentley Tokens. Ten draws cost 2,500 G-Coin or 10 tickets and award 150 Tokens. Tickets will also be available for 10,000 BP each, with a limit of 50 per account. The chance-based purchases will not be available in Belgium or the Netherlands.
Draw milestones offer more rewards, including a Cargo Ticket at 15 draws, a Continental GTC Mulliner Sports Car Imprint at 85, and an exclusive Continental GTC Mulliner Paint (Blue Ombre) Imprint at 180. The Bentley Parachute is the 280-draw reward. Other milestones grant Credits or additional tickets.
Special Crafting will let players spend Bentley Tokens on the vehicle skins and other themed items. The Flying Spur Mulliner (Luxe) costs 5,000 Tokens, while the other Flying Spur and Continental GTC Mulliner skins cost 3,000 each. Special Disassembly can turn eligible vehicle Imprints into Tokens. Bentley Cargo Tickets cost 200 Tokens to craft, and can be bought with BP as well.
The Cargo and Crafter Pass sales will run from after PC maintenance on Oct. 14 through Nov. 11 at 00:00 UTC. On consoles, they will run from after maintenance on Oct. 22 through Nov. 19 at 00:00 UTC. The Special Crafting tab will remain open until Nov. 16 on PC and Nov. 24 on consoles, both at 00:00 UTC. Bentley Tokens expire at those crafting deadlines, while Cargo Tickets expire at the end of their respective sales windows. Expired items cannot be exchanged or refunded.
The Crafter Pass and Collector event
Crafter Pass: Bentley reaches level 70, with daily and weekly missions and survival time earning Pass XP. Season and achievement missions can also provide Bentley Tokens and Cargo Tickets. The Basic Pack costs $11.99, and the Bentley Rush Pack costs 3,300 G-Coin. The Rush Pack does not include the Premium Pass. Probability-based Crafter Pass and Rush Pack purchases are unavailable in Belgium and the Netherlands.
The Collector event will reward the Grand Study Custom Lobby Skin for equipping all three Bentley vehicle skins. It follows the same PC and console dates as the Cargo sales. PUBG also warns that images, videos, or posts using collaboration items outside supported or recommended in-game features may be removed, and serious cases can lead to account sanctions.
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