Range Rover
The Range Rover was the original luxury SUV and after more than 50 years of innovation remains right at the top of its game.
Need to know
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The Range Rover is available with electrified petrol and diesel engines, while plug-in hybrid models can also be selected. In 2026 an electric Range Rover will also be introduced.
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The Range Rover is available in a bespoke SV grade, providing almost unlimited levels of personalisation.
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The Range Rover comes as standard with all-wheel steering, giving it the turning circle and manoeuvrability of far smaller cars.
The Range Rover might face more competition than ever before, but it remains unbeaten in the luxury SUV segment. Blending the finest quality of materials with cutting-edge technology and the latest powertrains, it continues to define everything an SUV is, not just in the segment but across the Range Rover portfolio.
Range Rover range
Range Rover SE
Wheelbase & Engine Variants:
Petrol
Diesel
Plug-In Hybrid
Specification:
21" wheels
Fixed panoramic roof
Pixel LED headlights with signature DRL
Soft door close
Perforated Windsor leather seats
Range Rover Westminster Edition
Wheelbase & Engine Variants:
Petrol
Diesel
Plug-In Hybrid
Specification:
22" wheels
Sliding panoramic roof
Semi-Aniline leather seats
Illuminated metal treadplates with Westminster script
Range Rover HSE
Wheelbase & Engine Variants:
Diesel
Plug-In Hybrid
Diesel
22" Wheels
Head-up Display
Meridian™ 3D Surround Sound System
Semi-Aniline leather seats
Power gesture tailgate
Range Rover Autobiography
Wheelbase & Engine Variants:
Petrol
Diesel
Electric
Plug-In Hybrid
Petrol
Diesel
Plug-In Hybrid
Petrol
Diesel
Specification:
22" Diamond Turned wheels
Sliding panoramic roof
Atlas Exterior Pack
Versatile loadspace floor
Range Rover First Edition
Wheelbase & Engine Variants:
Electric
Specification:
Front refrigerator compartment
Tailgate Event Suite with Cushions
Illuminated metal treadplates with First Edition script
Additional AC Charge Port
Digital LED headlights with signature DRL and Image Projection
Range Rover SV
Wheelbase & Engine Variants:
Petrol
Electric
Plug-In Hybrid
Petrol
Electric
Plug-In Hybrid
Specification:
22" Forged Wheels
A choice of Serenity or Intrepid themes
SV Semi-Aniline Leather seats
Body and Soul Seat
Heated, ventilated, hot stone massage, electric front seats
Range Rover SV Black
Wheelbase & Engine Variants:
Petrol
Electric
Plug-In Hybrid
Petrol
Electric
Specification:
22" Wheels
13.1" Rear Seat Entertainment
Meridian™ Sound System
SV Gloss Black Exterior Pack
Sensory Floor
RANGE ROVER SV BLACK PIONEERING SENSORY AUDIO AND STRIKING NEW DESIGN DETAILS FOR LUXURY LEADER
The Range Rover SV represents an exquisite interpretation of luxury and personalisation, offering heightened levels of refinement for the world’s most discerning clients.
Industry‑first tyres
Range Rover SV Carbon features lightweight 23‑inch forged alloy wheels complemented by Anodised Black brake calipers, but clients can choose from a range of further optional enhancements, including ultra‑lightweight 23‑inch Carbon Fibre Wheels. For the ultimate braking performance, Carbon Ceramic Brakes with optional Blue, Yellow, Carbon Bronze or Black calipers are also available.
SV Black interior
Sensory Floor represents an evolution of Range Rover’s pioneering Body‑And‑Soul‑Seat (BASS) technology. For the first time ever, Range Rover incorporates haptic feedback through the floor mats in addition to the seats. Available exclusively on Range Rover SV models, Sensory Floor creates an expansive and immersive listening experience, allowing occupants to physically feel the music
Design sophistication
The detailing of Range Rover SV Black also reflects the very best of Range Rover SV craft. At the front, the grille is finished in polished Gloss Black mesh, with bonnet lettering also in Gloss Black. These are complemented by the grille oval, also finished in subtle dark gloss.
Range Rover
Few, if any, SUV is as well-respected and recognisable as a Range Rover. Ever since its introduction in 1970, this model has had a clear aim and an audience that has appreciated its rugged feel combined with luxury.
Throughout the years and generations, it’s become infinitely more luxurious, while still being unstoppable should you wish to explore its capability. This latest Range Rover is more modern than ever, with a contemporary look that still blends seamlessly with previous generations of the model.

Undoubtedly one of the most recognisable cars around, the Range Rover is an iconic piece of design, and on this latest model, JLR has worked to make it still look like a Range Rover but with more modernity.

Featuring three lines that have defined a Range Rover since the beginning – the falling roofline, strong waistline and rising sill line, these trademark features remain, but a greater feature on details. Elements such as hidden-until-lit lighting, seamless lights and a boat tail rear help to keep this SUV progressive for generations to come.
Tech
The latest Range Rover is absolutely packed full of the latest technology, whether that be for driver assistance or entertainment. One of the main highlights is the new 13.1-inch touchscreen, which is curved and because of its placement, appears like it’s floating. Running the latest software, it elevates the Range Rover experience. Rear passengers can also have their own touchscreens of a similar size.
The latest Range Rover is also available with a Meridian 3D signature sound system, incorporating a remarkably 34 speakers. These also have a dual function of featuring noise-cancelling technology that helps to stop wheel vibrations, tyre noise and engine sounds being transmitted to the cabin.

Engines & Performance
Land Rover offers a great range of engines in the latest Range Rover, including petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid models which we’ll cover in a separate section. There will also be an electric Range Rover arriving in 2024. All new Range Rovers also use an eight-speed ZF automatic gearbox, with all-wheel-drive included as standard.
Starting with diesel, there are the D300 and D350, both of which use a 3.0-litre mild-hybrid V6 engine, producing 296bhp and 345bhp respectively.
If you’d prefer a petrol, the range starts with the P400 – a 395bhp 3.0-litre petrol, followed by the P530, which uses a twin-turbocharged 4.4-litre V8 producing 523bhp.
At the top of the range is the P615, which is exclusive to the flagship SV model. It’s the most powerful Range Rover ever made, putting out a mammoth 606bhp. This is the model to choose where maximum performance is concerned, as with this engine under the bonnet, this large SUV is able to sprint to 60mph in just 4.4 seconds.








