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PUBG Update 43.2 Adds Bentley Skins and Co-Op PvE Mode

KRAFTON is pairing a luxury brand licensing deal with a People Can Fly co-developed PvE mode in the same patch, a sign the game is courting cosmetic spend and co-op play at once rather than treating them as separate tracks.

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PUBG Update 43.2 Adds Bentley Skins and Co-Op PvE Mode

KRAFTON implemented the 43.2 update for PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, adding a Bentley collaboration with three vehicle skins based on the Flying Spur Mulliner and Continental GTC Mulliner, each with dedicated driving, engine start, and horn sounds. The update also adds the four-player co-op PvE mode "SLB: Dawnbreakers of Rondo," developed with People Can Fly, plus UGC contest winning works in PUBG: Playgrounds. The PC version went live on October 14, 2026; the console version is scheduled for October 22, 2026.

The Bentley skins cover the Flying Spur Mulliner sedan in two trims and the Continental GTC Mulliner sports car, with dedicated customization items for exterior, paint, interior, and license plates, plus a Crafter Pass: Bentley. Completing vehicle skin equip missions earns the custom lobby skin "Grand Study," and a collaboration trailer on the official YouTube channel uses music produced for it by the beatbox group BEATPELLA HOUSE.

The Arcade addition, the fourth entry in the Survivors Left Behind series, sends up to four players into Rondo to craft weapons and items, activate generators and capacitors, and escape while fighting Hungers. It includes six locations, two difficulty levels, and a new Defense Phase.

  • Bentley Flying Spur Mulliner (Luxe) Sedan: one of three collaboration vehicle skins
  • Bentley Flying Spur Mulliner Sedan: one of three collaboration vehicle skins
  • Bentley Continental GTC Mulliner Sports Car: one of three collaboration vehicle skins

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