The Bentley Blower Jnr Joins Vintage Styles and a Bespoke Powertrain
References: hedleystudios
The Bentley Blower Jnr is a one-off electric vehicle created for Jason Momoa by Hedley Studios in Oxfordshire, England. Based on the 1929 Bentley 4½ Litre Supercharged "Blower," the car reproduces the original design at 85% scale while incorporating a modern electric drivetrain.
A 15-kilowatt motor produces approximately 20 horsepower, supports a range of around 65 miles, and delivers a top speed of 45 mph. The custom build was revealed during the second season of Momoa's documentary series, On The Roam. More than 100 bespoke details were integrated throughout the vehicle. The exterior uses a custom Momoa Crimson finish paired with aged brass accents, while the dashboard is crafted from Hawaiian koa wood.
References to Momoa's family appear through the number 666 on the radiator and license plate, alongside a unique "Momoa 1 of 1" plaque. Additional details include a hand-carved brass skull gear selector that required more than 100 hours of work and custom steering wheel graphics inspired by On The Roam.
Image Credit: Hedley Studios
A 15-kilowatt motor produces approximately 20 horsepower, supports a range of around 65 miles, and delivers a top speed of 45 mph. The custom build was revealed during the second season of Momoa's documentary series, On The Roam. More than 100 bespoke details were integrated throughout the vehicle. The exterior uses a custom Momoa Crimson finish paired with aged brass accents, while the dashboard is crafted from Hawaiian koa wood.
References to Momoa's family appear through the number 666 on the radiator and license plate, alongside a unique "Momoa 1 of 1" plaque. Additional details include a hand-carved brass skull gear selector that required more than 100 hours of work and custom steering wheel graphics inspired by On The Roam.
Image Credit: Hedley Studios
Trend Themes
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Electrified Heritage Replicas — Classic automotive forms paired with compact electric drivetrains create premium niches for low-speed collectors, urban leisure vehicles, and nostalgia-led mobility experiences.
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Celebrity Bespoke Mobility — Personal narratives, signature materials, and one-of-one detailing turn vehicles into branded artifacts with crossover potential in fan culture, luxury collecting, and media merchandising.
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Craft-driven Microcars — Small-scale electric platforms with artisanal finishes offer an alternative to mass-market EVs by emphasizing emotional design, customization, and limited-production exclusivity.
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Electric Vehicles — The shift toward specialized, design-led electric models expands the category beyond performance and efficiency into heritage styling, lifestyle identity, and collectible transportation.
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Luxury Goods — Bespoke finishes, rare materials, and handcrafted components position mobility products as high-value luxury objects that blur the line between vehicle, sculpture, and personal emblem.
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Entertainment Media — Documentary reveals and celebrity storytelling transform custom product launches into content-driven commerce moments with built-in audiences and cultural relevance.
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