RANGE ROVER

The Range Rover is the original luxury SUV of the Range Rover family, combining luxury, refinement, advanced technology and all-terrain capability. It is widely regarded as the vehicle that created the modern luxury SUV segment.

The fifth-generation Range Rover is the current generation.

During development in the late 1960s, the Rover Company wanted a name that highlighted the vehicle’s ability to cover vast distances and adapt to a wide range of driving conditions. It was built to bridge the gap between comfortable, on-road Rover sedans and rugged, off-road Land Rover utility vehicles.

It sits at the top of the Range Rover family as the flagship model.

It is the original vehicle from Range Rover and the largest in the line-up. It’s long history of combining luxury, innovation, refinement and capability across generations further supports its flagship positioning.

The Range Rover is defined by its timeless design, effortless capability and refined luxury. A commanding driving position, serene cabin and exceptional comfort create a true sanctuary, while features such as the Event Suite Tailgate enhance every experience. Combined with a seamless ownership journey, every detail is designed to make life feel effortlessly luxurious.

Clients seeking the highest levels of luxury, comfort, technology and capability in an SUV.

The Range Rover prioritises luxury, rear-seat comfort and refinement, while the Range Rover Sport puts greater emphasis on driving dynamics and performance.

Range Rover pioneered the luxury SUV category when it launched in 1970, combining genuine all-terrain capability with exceptional comfort and refinement for the first time. Created to deliver the comfort of a luxury car with the capability of a Land Rover, it established the blueprint that modern luxury SUVs continue to follow 50 years later.

Yes. Range Rover can be used for everyday driving with the ability to carry up to seven passengers (model dependant) and technology such as four-wheel steer enhancing manoeuvrability. Range Rover reads the surface and adapts, invisibly and instantly so, confidence is not something you have to think about. It's like having the world’s calmest, most capable co-pilot by your side.

The Range Rover combines luxury, capability and effortless usability. Confident by design and composed in any environment, it offers exceptional comfort, a serene cabin and intuitive technology. Thoughtfully crafted details and features such as the Event Suite Tailgate enhance every journey, while a seamless ownership experience makes life effortlessly convenient.

Range Rover Electric (BEV) is the all-electric version of the flagship Range Rover model. It is underpinned by the MLA-Flex architecture which can support internal combustion engines, plug-in electric hybrids and pure-electric powertrains. Find out more about Range Rover Electric here - Range Rover Battery Electric | Order Now.

The Range Rover Electric is available to order now. Please check your market website or retailer for more details.

Production has commenced in Solihull, UK, and clients will be informed of their build and delivery dates in due course. The first vehicles will arrive at retailers in selected markets towards end of this year, with client deliveries starting shortly after.

To combine the off-road capability of a Land Rover with greater comfort and road-going refinement.

The shape was sketched by Spen King and finessed by David Bache. It was a masterpiece of industrial design, so well received that it was exhibited at the Louvre Museum in Paris. No other vehicle had been so honoured.

Over more than five decades, the flagship Range Rover has secured a vast collection of industrial design, engineering, and automotive media awards across its five distinct generations.

The Range Rover is primarily manufactured in Solihull, United Kingdom, with additional local assembly of Range Rovers for the India market taking place in Pune, India.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) manufactures the Range Rover.

Standard wheelbase, Long Wheelbase, and Long Wheelbase Seven Seats.

Typically SE, HSE, Autobiography and SV.

Higher trims offer progressively greater luxury, technology, personalisation and exclusive features.

Typically between 21 and 23 inches depending on specification.

Colours are available across the following categories depending on model: Solid (gloss), Metallic (gloss), Premium Metallic (gloss), SV Ultra Metallic (gloss or satin), SV Special Effect (gloss or satin), or match to sample with the Bespoke service.

Fixed panoramic or sliding panoramic.

Ebony, Light Cloud, Caraway and Deep Garnet in a variety of materials from Ultrafabrics to Semi and Near Aniline leathers.

Leather, wood veneers, metal finishes and sustainable alternatives.

Technology, comfort, towing and appearance packages depending on market.

Varies by trim level and markets.

Yes, you can create a bespoke Range Rover to your preferences and specification.

Enhanced luxury, premium materials and additional technology features.

Exclusive finishes, bespoke materials and additional luxury appointments.

The Long Wheelbase model offers additional rear passenger space and comfort.

Petrol, diesel, mild hybrid (MHEV), extended range plug-in Electric Hybrid (PHEV) and all Electric (BEV) powertrains.

Yes, the Range Rover is available as a plug-in hybrid and fully electric (BEV).

Yes the Range Rover is available as a Mild Hybrid EV.

Varies by model and powertrain. Up to 405 / 550 (PS/kW).

Varies by model and powertrain. From 4.5 seconds on the Electric/BEV Range Rover (0-100 km/h) and 4.8 seconds for SV petrol V8.
 

Top speed varies by powertrain. For the Range Rover SV Petrol V8 up to 261 km/h.

This varies by powertrain. From 4.3s on the Range Rover Electric (BEV) and 4.5 seconds for Range Rover SV Petrol V8.

Up to 600 km / 372 miles (WLTP). Estimated real-world range up to 535km (333 miles).

An Electric Range Rover (BEV) produces no tailpipe emissions and has significantly lower lifetime CO₂ emissions, despite the battery creating more emissions during manufacturing.

The Range Rover Home Charger is designed to complement Range Rover Electric ownership, with a 7.5m cable that provides greater flexibility when charging larger vehicles and different driveway layouts. Its premium, understated design reflects Range Rover’s modern aesthetic, while seamless integration with the Range Rover App allows you to manage charging schedules, monitor charging status, and control your home charging experience all in one place.

The cost of a home charger and installation varies by market and installation requirements.

• UK: A home charger including professional installation starts from £1,399. Additional costs may apply depending on the complexity of the installation at your property.

• Europe: We offer the charger either with installation or as a standalone unit. Pricing varies by country and installation requirements.

• US: The charger will initially be available as a standalone unit, allowing clients to arrange installation independently. If installation support is required, we can connect clients with our trusted installation partner, Qmerit. Pricing for both the charger and installation will be confirmed closer to vehicle launch in the US.

Yes, on all chargers that Tesla have made available to non-Tesla vehicles.

Yes. The traction battery in Range Rover Electric (BEV) and Range Rover Electric Hybrid (PHEV) is guaranteed for eight years or 160.000km (100.000miles)4 – whichever comes first.

Yes. Range Rover Electric is designed for effortless long-distance travel, with rapid charging, access to an extensive public charging network, and intelligent route planning to help make every journey seamless.

Yes, at very low or high temperatures, battery range can be affected but the Range Rover Electric's ThermAssist system provides a 40% reduction in heating energy consumption to help maintain range and charging consistency in variable weather conditions.

Recharging Range Rover Electric (BEV), using a 350kW rapid DC public charger will take from 22 minutes (10-80%). A top up range of up to 220km (136 miles) can be added in 10 minutes.

A plug-in hybrid combines a petrol engine, electric motor and battery, allowing the vehicle to drive using electric power, petrol power or both together.

Using a dedicated home charger or compatible public charging station.

For Range Rover Electric (BEV) up to 600 km / 372 miles (WLTP). Estimated real-world range up to 535km (333 miles).

For Range Rover Hybrid (PHEV) up to 116 km / 72 miles (WLTP). Estimated real-world range up to 90km (56 miles).

Using a dedicated 7kW home charger (0-100%):

• For Range Rover Electric (BEV), from 19 hours

• For Range Rover Electric Hybrid (PHEV), from 5 hours

   

Using a public charger (10-80%): 

• For Range Rover Electric (BEV), from 22 minutes (using a 350kW rapid DC charger)

• For Range Rover Electric Hybrid (PHEV), from 40 minutes (using a 50kW rapid DC charger)

Yes. A Range Rover Home Charger and the Range Rover app keeps you connected and in control.

Yes you can charge on AC and DC public charging stations of various power up to 350kW DC. Vehicle peak charging rate is 325kW.

Yes, you can charge using up to a 350kW DC rapid charging station but the peak charging rate of the vehicle is 325kW.

Typically electric, hybrid and charge-management modes.

By charging regularly, driving smoothly, using regenerative braking and selecting appropriate drive modes.

It captures energy normally lost during braking and stores it in the battery.

By allowing the electric motor to support or replace the petrol engine during appropriate driving conditions.

Automatically, depending on battery charge, driving conditions and selected drive mode.

Lithium-ion battery technology made up on 344 Nickel Manganese Cobalt cells.

Owners can charge the vehicle externally and complete some or all journeys using electric power alone.

Standard Wheelbase: height 1,868 mm, length 5,052 mm, width 2,209 mm (mirrors folded 2,047 mm)

Long Wheelbase: height 1,868 mm, length 5,252 mm, width 2,209 mm (mirrors folded 2,047 mm)

Long Wheelbase models provide additional rear passenger space and greater rear-seat comfort.

Varies by model and seating configuration.

Varies by model and seating configuration.

Yes.

Typically five or seven occupants depending on specification.

Yes, on selected versions.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Storage compartments, centre console storage, door bins and luggage-area storage solutions.

Yes.

It combines luxury with strong passenger, luggage and towing capability.

Its combination of minimalist luxury design, premium materials and advanced technology.

Leather, wood veneers, metal finishes and premium trim materials.

Five-seat, seven-seat and Executive Class configurations depending on model.

Yes.

Yes.

Individual rear seats with enhanced comfort, reclining functions and additional luxury features.

Configurable ambient interior lighting.

The cabin is engineered to deliver exceptional refinement and low noise levels.

Range Rover Electric (BEV) is the quietest Range Rover yet.

Massage seats, air suspension, climate control, air purification and advanced seat adjustment systems.

Multi-zone climate control systems.

Yes.

Meridian™ audio systems, including Meridian™ Signature Sound System on selected models.

Yes.

A tailgate-integrated seating and storage solution designed for outdoor events and leisure activities.

It is designed specifically for long-distance comfort and refinement.

Exclusive materials, bespoke finishes, enhanced seating and personalised design details.

Pivi Pro.

Range Rover's integrated infotainment system combining navigation, media, connectivity and vehicle settings.

Yes.

Yes.

Using Bluetooth®, Apple CarPlay® or Android Auto™.

Yes.

Yes.

Integrated voice controls and Amazon Alexa integration on supported models.

Remote vehicle access, navigation services and connected vehicle functions.

Yes.

Yes.

Updates are downloaded and installed remotely through the vehicle's connected systems.

Yes.

Yes.

Digital instrument displays and configurable driver information screens.

Rear passenger entertainment systems on selected models.

Yes, on selected models.

Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Assist, Lane Keep Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control and multiple driver assistance systems.

Adaptive Cruise Control, Driver Condition Monitor, parking assistance and lane assistance technologies.

A system that helps detect vehicles in adjacent lanes and can provide steering assistance when required.

It monitors driving behaviour and suggests breaks if fatigue is detected.

Parking sensors, parking assist technologies and camera systems.

A system that alerts the driver to approaching traffic when reversing.

A system designed to detect and respond to potential rear impacts.

It identifies recognised road signs and displays information to the driver.

Yes, on selected models.

Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, Blind Spot Assist and Driver Condition Monitor.

Varies by market and specification.

Through advanced body structures, airbags and active safety systems.

Yes. Range Rover combines exceptional all-terrain capability with composure and confidence, enabling it to tackle challenging conditions with ease.

A system that automatically optimises vehicle settings for different terrain conditions.

It automatically distributes power between the wheels to maximise traction and stability.

A system allowing drivers to customise vehicle settings for specific terrain conditions.

A feature that helps prevent rollback when moving away on a slope.

A system that maintains controlled speed during steep descents.

900 mm.

Yes. Range Rover can tow up to 3,500kg, combining exceptional capability with confidence and stability.

Up to 3,500 kg (except up to 2,500 kg for BEV and up to 3,000 kg for PHEV).

Terrain Response 2, Hill Descent Control, All Wheel Drive and related traction systems.

Yes.

It can raise ride height and improve ground clearance.

A system that helps maintain a consistent speed over challenging terrain.

A camera system that helps the driver view areas hidden beneath the front of the vehicle.

Yes.

Varies by market, specification and model year. Please check your market website for details.

PCP, HP, leasing and business finance options may be available depending on market.

Using the online Range Rover configurator.

Through an authorised retailer.

Varies by market and specification.

According to manufacturer-recommended service intervals.

Varies by market and model year.

Inspection, maintenance checks and replacement of specified service items.

Yes. Please check your market website for details.

Through an authorised retailer or service centre.

Varies by market.

Through retailer records and connected ownership services where available.

Basic checks such as tyre pressures, washer fluid and visual inspections.

Through vehicle documentation, ownership services or authorised retailers.

Through authorised retailers or official customer service channels.

Yes, on supported vehicles.

Maintain a full service history and follow recommended maintenance schedules.

This varies by market. Please check your local website for details.

Yes. The Range Rover and Range Rover Sport are available as fully electric.

By enabling electric-only driving and reducing fuel consumption.

By registering your vehicle and account through the connected services platform. Find out mroe here: Overview - Ownership – Range Rover.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes, on BEV and PHEV models with connected services enabled.

They can be downloaded and installed wirelessly on supported vehicles.

Yes.

By providing remote access, vehicle monitoring, charging management and software updates.