Range Rover, the iconic British luxury SUV brand, is making a bold move into the electric vehicle market, driven by strong demand for their hybrid models and a commitment to sustainable mobility. With the upcoming launch of the fully electric Range Rover and the introduction of new platforms dedicated to electric vehicles, Range Rover is poised to become a leader in the premium EV segment.
British Vogue and Range Rover hosted an exclusive weekend getaway at the Goodwood Revival, treating guests to luxury accommodations, a circular fashion discussion, gourmet dining, and a day of vintage car racing and shopping.
A Dubai-based Indian businessman, Dileep Heilbronn, has shipped his Range Rover from Kerala to the United Arab Emirates, garnering viral attention on social media. The vehicle, which holds sentimental value for Heilbronn, has been part of his family since 2011 and has embarked on a long journey from England to India and now Dubai. The video showcasing the Range Rover parked outside the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, has received over 26,000 likes on Instagram, highlighting the businessman’s love for his car.
Range Rover’s first fully electric SUV is coming soon, and the first images have been revealed. The new electric SUV features a modern design and promises to deliver the same luxury, refinement, and capability as the traditional Range Rover. It will be tested in extreme conditions to ensure it can withstand frigid temperatures and desert heat. The electric SUV will compete with the Porsche Cayenne and other luxury automakers’ electric vehicles. Range Rover expects strong demand for its first EV, and it could lead the way for electric propulsion capability, refinement, and luxury travel.
Range Rover has unveiled its first electric vehicle (EV) prototype during rigorous testing in the Arctic Circle. The prototype features an all-black design, an all-electric drivetrain developed in-house by Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), and an advanced traction control system that allows for enhanced performance on icy and slippery surfaces. The testing regime includes extreme temperatures from -100°F to 122°F, ensuring the vehicle’s reliability in various conditions. While pricing and availability details are yet to be announced, the Range Rover Electric promises to combine the brand’s traditional luxuries with smooth and quiet electric propulsion.
