Land Rover Range Rover Series

The Range Rover SV Coupe is the pinnacle of Range Rover range.

Land Rover refreshed the Range Rover SUV in 2017, adding more luxury, amenities, and bold looks than ever before.

The fourth generation of Land Rover’s flagship SUV represents a considerable evolution of the previous generation of Range Rover.

Unveiled at the 2009 New York Auto Show, the Range Rover came with a subtle facelift and the new LR-V8 5.0-liter supercharged petrol engine. The exterior was slightly restyled, with a redesigned front grille and bumper, LED head and tail lights, features that kept the SUV 's traditional lines, but brought a fresh and contemporary feel to its presence. The interior was upgraded as well, the center console was rearranged while a touch screen display with dual view technology was fitted in on the center panel. The driver's instrument cluster was replaced with a fully configurable 12” TFT screen with virtual dials and information displays. In terms of engines, the 3.6-liter LR-TDV8 diesel engine was retained and the new 5.0-liter supercharged petrol unit was premiered with a power rating of 510 PS and a 7.3 percent fuel consumption reduction. This luxury SUV is now available with Blind Spot Monitoring and surround camera system, while the state-of-the-art Adaptive Dynamics technology ensures top level ride quality.

The Range Rover model line made significant sales by 2005 and despite the fact the company switched hands on several occasions, the cars maintained their sales.

2002 marks the year the third generation Range Rover came out, developed by Land Rover in partnership with BMW.

25 years after the first generation was launched, the second generation came on the market with upgraded Rover V8 engines and with 2.5 BMW turbo diesel. The "luxury" brand was upgraded in order to keep up with other competitors on the market, such as G Klasse and some Japanese contenders. Air suspension was added for a smoother ride and anti-lock braking systems were being inserted for added security and control.

The Range Rover is the luxury model of Land Rover's line-up, even if the first models had pretty basic trim levels, including a plastic dashboard that was designed to be washed down with a hose.