Its first battery-powered electric vehicle will be developed and built at its factory in Crewe, northwest England, Bentley said in a statement.
The carmaker, owned by Volkswagen, added it was investing 2.5 billion pounds ($3.4 billion, 3.0 billion euros) "in sustainability over the next ten years".
"It's an ambitious and credible roadmap to carbon neutrality of our total business," Bentley chief executive and chairman Adrian Hallmark added in the statement.
Parent group Volkswagen -- whose 12 brands include also Audi, Porsche and Skoda -- is pumping 35 billion euros ($40 billion) into the shift to electric vehicles and aims to become the world's largest electric carmaker by 2025.
Bentley employs about 4,000 staff at its Crewe facility.
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