Land Rover has unveiled a range of exciting updates for the Range Rover and Range Rover Sport models, including new engines and a selection of special editions. Among the highlights are the introduction of a new family of 3.0-liter straight-six Ingenium diesel engines, promising enhanced performance and efficiency for drivers. It is planning to introduce on roads in 2025.
In addition to the new engines, Land Rover is offering a variety of desirable special editions to cater to different preferences. These include the prestigious Westminster, the sleek Westminster Black Edition, and the exclusive SVAutobiography Dynamic Black. These special editions add a touch of luxury and exclusivity to the Range Rover lineup, appealing to discerning customers looking for something unique. This announcement follows the recent debut of the Range Rover Fifty celebrity model, further expanding the range of options available to Land Rover enthusiasts.
Get ready to experience the future of luxury SUVs with the highly anticipated launch of the electric Range Rover Sport in 2025. The excitement is already building as Land Rover opens the order books for this groundbreaking vehicle, starting from December 2023. With manufacturing set to kick off in 2024, eager customers can expect delivery to commence in early 2025.
But that’s not all Land Rover is taking their commitment to sustainability to the next level by transforming the Halewood plant into an all-electric manufacturing facility, where the Range Rover Electric will be proudly built. This bold move is not only reshaping the automotive industry but also setting new standards for eco-friendly production.
Luxury 7 passenger seats
Range Rover Sport Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV), offering 5 standard passenger seats and an optional 2 third-row seats. With customizable 14, 16, and 22-way power adjustments for the front seats, and optional heated, ventilated, and massaging functions, it epitomizes luxury and comfort. Rear seats feature heated, ventilated power recline.
Pioneering Creation
Adaptive Dynamics: An advanced system that reduces body movements like roll and pitch by analyzing over 100 parameters up to 500 times per second. It ensures precise responses during cornering and braking, enhancing vehicle stability and control for a smoother driving experience
Torque Vectoring: A dynamic feature enhancing cornering and handling precision. By intelligently distributing engine torque between all four wheels through electronic differential and braking system, it ensures responsive control, even in tight bends. Experience improved performance and stability with this innovative technology.
Assertive on road performance
The Range Rover Sport plug-in hybrid (PHEV) featuring a potent 3.0-liter turbo L-6 engine and electric motor, delivering 543 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque. With acceleration from 0 to 60 mph in 5.9 seconds and a 19-mile electric range, it blends power and efficiency for an exhilarating driving experience.
