Jason Momoa creates 1-of-1 Bentley Blower Jnr with more than 100 special components including some with very personal meaning

Jason Momoa just added a spectacular 1-of-1 Bentley Blower Jnr to his collection.

The vehicle was custom-built for him, and it features over 100 components crafted specifically for the vehicle you see here.

And there’s one more thing about this car that might surprise some people.

Then again, when we look at Momoa’s collection, perhaps it shouldn’t.

This beauty is more modern than we think

Featured in the latest season of the actor’s HBO Max documentary series On The Roam, this Bentley Blower Jnr was built for him by Hedley Studios in Bicester, UK.

There are over 100 bespoke components, starting with the Hawaiian Koa wood dashboard, the nameplate, the hand-carved brass skull drive selector, and the ‘666’ radiator badge.

This is actually a tribute to Momoa’s grandfather, who was nicknamed El Diablo.

Another key element is the powertrain, which is electric.

The 15-kW electric motor delivers 65 miles of range, which is not exactly record-breaking but more than enough for what most people use as a Sunday vehicle.

When it comes to cars, Jason Momoa knows what he’s doing

A lot of celebrities seem to buy whichever car is the most expensive.

Like collecting cards – got this one, got that one, need that one.

Jason Momoa clearly operates on a different level, and he knows what he’s doing.

In addition to this Bentley Blower, Momoa also owns 1929 Rolls-Royce Phantom II that’s actually powered by an electric motor.

Replacing a 100-year-old engine with an electric unit sounds a bit more blasphemous to purists, but it makes practical sense.

You can’t really drive a 100-year-old car every day.

A combination of running costs and inevitable reliability issues would make that a nightmare.

But a 100-year-old car with an electric unit? No trouble at all.