Range Rover

Range Rover All-Terrain Performance

The performance of the Range Rover starts with what’s under the hood. The standard 3.0L i6 MHEV generates 355 horsepower. You can also opt for the efficient hauling strength of diesel with the available 3.0L TD6 Diesel. The other available engines include:

• 395-horsepower, 3.0L i6 MHEV
• 398-horsepower, 2.0L PHEV
• 518-horsepower, 5.0L V8
• 557-horsepower, 5.0L V8

When you’re tackling an all-terrain trail, you will have the capability of All Wheel Drive at your back. It can be coupled with the Terrain Response® 2 system, which automatically selects one of seven driving modes. They will fine-tune the performance of this SUV to match the path that lies before you.

You will also have the smooth-driving comfort of Adaptive Dynamics. It monitors vehicle movements and driver inputs, and automatically adjusts the dampers and applies precise braking to help you glide over every bump.

Range Rover Trim Levels and Configurations

There are four trim levels. The base trim and the HSE come with a standard wheelbase. The P525 HSE and Autobiography rest on a long wheelbase that will give you more rear legroom and cargo space.

All the trim levels come with the following driver aids:

• Emergency Braking
• Lane Keep Assist
• Front and Rear Parking Aid
• Cruise Control with Speed Limiter

If you’re looking for even more peace of mind, try the Drive Pack. It comes with a Driver Condition Monitor that will warn you if it detects drowsy or distracted driving.