‘Bentley is coming to PUBG. Do I still need a UAZ?’
A luxury car is appealing, but a closing circle and four teammates change the selection criteria.
The official teaser highlights Bentley’s winged badge and front end. Appearance alone establishes neither speed nor toughness. Seats, route, distance to cover, and driving skill still matter.
This editorial top five is UAZ, Dacia, Coupe RB, two-seat Motorcycle, and Mirado. It prioritizes familiar ground vehicles and squad versatility, not an official ranking or measured performance test. Coupe RB rises in priority for solos and duos.
The original comparison is an October 11, 2026 snapshot for PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS on PC and console, not PUBG Mobile. The Bentley section below preserves its pre-launch teaser context; a later official explanation is linked in the version notes.
What Did the Bentley Teaser Actually Establish?
The teaser announces a new vehicle collaboration using the badge, grille, and headlights. It listed October 14 for PC and October 22 for console in the official UTC-date schedule. Those dates differ from the detailed sale and acquisition terms; in Pacific time, maintenance begins the preceding evening.
The obvious question is whether using Bentley gives an advantage.
The teaser alone does not establish base vehicles, performance differences, or acquisition costs. Attractive styling is not evidence of better driving or survival.
That is why this archived ranking does not give Bentley a separate place. Its comparison begins with whether the vehicle available now fits the team size and route. Later official rules keep the original base vehicle’s main performance values.
Five Vehicle Picks: Squads and Duos Need Different Things
The order considers seats, route use, driving-error costs, and the position after getting out. Availability differs by map; do not miss a circle timing while searching for a higher-ranked vehicle.
| Editorial Rank | Vehicle | Seats | Use Case | Check Before Committing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | UAZ | 4 | Squad travel across mixed roads and uneven ground | Plan approach and parking around the larger body |
| 2 | Dacia | 4 | Squad rotation using roads | Check slopes and where the road ends |
| 3 | Coupe RB | 2 | Fast solo/duo positioning | A full squad needs another vehicle |
| 4 | Motorcycle | 2, for the no-sidecar model | Quick transport for fewer players | Account for exposed riders, landings, and collisions |
| 5 | Mirado | 4 | Road-focused Miramar routes | Compare a road route before forcing rough shortcuts |
1. UAZ: A Convenient Way to Move the Whole Squad
Four players in one vehicle can synchronize departure and arrival without finding multiple cars. The UAZ is worth considering for mixed paved and unpaved travel.
Update 34.1 slightly improves top speed and initial acceleration, including approximately five percent more boosted top speed. Do not judge it solely from an older driving memory.
The large body does not guarantee safety: riders can be shot and the vehicle destroyed. Its high placement here comes from convenient team transport, not invulnerable cover.
Choose the rock or building you will use after dismounting as well as the parking spot.
2. Dacia: A Road-Based Squad Option
If UAZ and Dacia are both available, compare road surface, fuel, and HP instead of following the table blindly.
Update 34.1 improves acceleration and speed, including roughly ten percent boosted top speed, and adds a trunk. Update 42.3 raises HP from 900 to 1,000.
Consider it when roads connect you to a building or cover in the next safe area. Inspect the actual drivable route instead of following the shortest map line over steep terrain.
3. Coupe RB: Higher Priority for Solos and Duos
The Coupe RB is a two-seat sports car. Its 10.2 launch announcement lists 150 km/h, not a speed maintained on every surface. Acceleration, slopes, and collisions affect actual travel time.
Seats are the main reason for third place in this squad-oriented list. Two players fit; four do not. That limitation disappears for a solo or duo.
It gains a trunk in 34.1 and reaches 1,000 HP in 42.3. Consider it for a solo or duo with a planned destination and a need to claim position quickly.
Arriving fast still does not make an occupied building safe. Route speed and destination safety are separate decisions.
4. Motorcycle: Stronger When You Can Control the Speed
This entry concerns the two-seat Motorcycle without a sidecar. Update 34.1 improves acceleration and speed, including approximately ten percent boosted top speed.
It moves a small group quickly, but exposes riders and punishes bad terrain handling or landings. Those risks place it below cars in a general beginner-inclusive list.
With practiced driving it can be useful. Consider where you hide on arrival as well as how quickly you leave. Aim for terrain or buildings rather than stopping in an open field.
5. Mirado: Consider It for Miramar Roads
The four-seat muscle car was introduced for fast road travel on Miramar. A road route can make it a squad transport option.
Update 34.1 adds trunk storage. Update 42.3 raises its HP from 900 to 1,000 alongside Dacia and Coupe RB. Old 900-HP tables no longer describe that update’s value.
This recommendation targets Miramar routes with substantial road travel. Compare a road detour with a steep cross-country shortcut as the route changes.
Check the Date on Older Vehicle Guides
Two relevant historical changes are 34.1’s speed, acceleration, and trunk updates and 42.3’s selected vehicle HP buffs.
| Update | Change | Selection Implication |
|---|---|---|
| 34.1 | Boosted top speed roughly +5% for UAZ, +10% for Dacia and Motorcycle | Check old speed comparisons against later changes |
| 34.1 | Trunks added to vehicles including Dacia, Mirado, and Coupe RB | Consider supplies as well as seats |
| 42.3 | Coupe RB, Dacia, and Mirado: 900 → 1,000 HP | Older 900-HP entries need updating |
Equal HP does not mean equal survival. Rider exposure, body size, route, and driving mistakes still affect outcomes, which is why top speed alone cannot settle a ranking.
Vehicle FAQ
Does Bentley Change the Ranking?
Check the detailed application rules rather than inferring performance from a teaser. This list is not a Bentley-versus-base-vehicle experiment. The later official collaboration notice states which base properties remain unchanged.
What Should a Beginner Consider?
For four players, UAZ or Dacia are useful starting comparisons. Solos and duos can consider Coupe RB. If searching delays the circle rotation, take a nearby functional vehicle first.
Can a Squad Use Two Coupe RBs?
Yes. Two vehicles offer route flexibility and backup, but require two drivers and an agreed destination. One shared car may be simpler for an unfamiliar team.
Before the next vehicle choice, answer three questions: how many riders, which route, and where to dismount?
Use UAZ for squad versatility, Dacia or Mirado for appropriate roads, Coupe RB for solo/duo positioning, and Motorcycle for practiced fast movement. Apply those roles to the team’s current situation rather than treating the order as universal.
Regional and version notes
This vehicle comparison preserves the original October 11 preview context and is not a controlled speed or survivability test. Update 43.2’s later Bentley announcement confirms that special appearances retain the underlying vehicle’s performance. Teaser dates in retained artwork follow the original announcement calendar; North American local dates can differ. Some illustrations are retained from the Korean edition and may include Korean labels. Use the English article text for instructions.
Localization sources checked October 22, 2026 (Korea time):