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Introducing the Range Rover

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The Range Rover defines what a large luxury SUV should be. The latest generation pushes boundaries with innovative engineering and contemporary styling, delivering power, refinement, choice and personalisation across the range.

Since the 1970s, the Range Rover has been the flagship of the Land Rover brand, combining genuine off-road capability with exceptional on-road driving dynamics and detailed executive-level comfort.

The latest generation offers even more choice, from the unmistakable growl of a V8 to electric evolution, alongside a plethora of premium materials, refined finishes, and innovative technologies.

Its distinctive aerodynamic styling remains instantly recognisable, while advanced engineering that includes predictive suspension technology and an innovative electrostatic sound system takes comfort and driving refinement to a new benchmark.

Design and Practicality

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Each Range Rover is engineered around Land Rover's flexible Modular Longitudinal Architecture, MLA-Flex, a platform that allows integration with all powertrains, from petrol to electric, while improving body stiffness, suspension, handling, and driving technologies.

Inside, the cabin can be fully personalised to your exact specifications, with an array of fine materials and options, delivering plush comfort for every occupant. It's also available in both Standard (SWB) and Long Wheelbase (LWB) with four or five seats, plus an optional seven-seater layout for further flexibility.

For extended touring duties, the Range Rover comes with a large 1093-litre luggage area with the seats up, opening up to 1976 litres with them down. The integrated, versatile load space floor also adds practicality when loading luggage without compromising Range Rover luxury.

Technology and Safety

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Technology continues to play a significant role in the Range Rover's evolution, with recent variants offering Body and Soul Seating (BASS) and sensory floor technology for an immersive audio experience. Additional interior materials, bespoke veneers, and enhanced rear-seat entertainment are available on various trims.

The award-winning Pivi Pro 13.1-inch infotainment system allows you to control all major vehicle functions and works with Amazon Alexa voice control. The semi-floating 13.7-inch Interactive Driver Display system keeps driving duties in check, while features such as remote park assist and a 3D Surround Camera system make parking and manoeuvres in narrow spaces easier.

You can customise the extensive suite of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) to suit your driving style. There are also systems exclusive to Land Rover, including the 70-metre Rear Collision Monitor, ClearSight Ground View and Auto Access Height, which lowers the suspension when parked.

Engines and Performance

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Designed to align with every lifestyle and driving preference, the Range Rover features a comprehensive line-up of efficient, innovative powertrains that deliver an exceptional balance of characteristic Range Rover performance and refined efficiency.

The diesel variants both come in 3.0-litre 6-cylinder mild hybrid form, with either 296 or 345bhp. Using 48V technology, these systems recover energy normally lost during deceleration and redeploy it to assist acceleration, without requiring external charging.

Petrol choices include a 3.0-litre six-cylinder mild hybrid and a flagship 4.4-litre twin-turbocharged V8, with its recognisable soundtrack, producing up to 523bhp and capable of 0–62mph in just 4.4 seconds.

For those embracing electrification, extended-range plug-in hybrids (PHEV) blend strong performance with up to 70 miles of electric-only driving, while the fully electric Range Rover promises up to 373 miles of zero-emission range, without sacrificing any of that Range Rover potency on the road.

Charging

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The Range Rover plug-in electric hybrid takes as little as 60 minutes to charge the battery using a 50kW rapid-charging station. When using a 7kW AC home charger, it takes up to five hours to fully charge, a significant reduction compared to previous generations.

Typical Range Rover PHEV customers can complete up to 75 percent of their journeys using electric power only. Capitalising on short charging times while you are in the shops maximises range and means you can enjoy all-electric driving mode more often.

The Range Rover Electric supports DC rapid charging and can charge from 10 to 80 percent in 22 minutes. Home charging from 0 to 100 percent takes around 7 hours and can be scheduled overnight, so you're ready for the next day's excursions.

Land Rover Charging offers smart charging stations conveniently located across the UK, so Range Rover drivers can access exclusive superfast charging.

Discover the Range Rover with Stratstone

With so many options and bespoke details to suit every lifestyle and driving approach, your new Range Rover can be personalised to reflect your individual tastes and sense of style, creating a car that is uniquely yours.

To learn more about the Range Rover, please contact your nearest Stratstone Land Rover retailer to arrange a test drive or find out more.