Land Rover Range RoverSpecs for all generations of Land Rover Range Rover

Range Rover has been positioned as a high-performance luxury vehicle by the Land Rover brand. So, yes, it does offer considerable power and speed, especially in more recent model years. All vehicles from 2005 onwards have a top speed of over 200 km/h, and some variants, such as the 5.0 V8 Supercharged ones, can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just over 5 seconds.

There is a variety of output options for Land Rover Range Rover vehicles, powered by 3.0-liter diesel engines. In some variants, they are also being used in combination with full and mild hybrid technologies, creating even more choice alternatives. For non-hybrid Range Rovers output options are 249 Hp, 258 Hp, and 275 Hp; for mild hybrid ones - 249 Hp, 301 Hp, and 351 Hp; and for full hybrid – 340 Hp only.

Land Rover Range Rover is generally not the most fuel efficient option, especially when it comes to non-hybrid vehicles. Their consumption figures (combined) go up to 16.2 l/100 km (14.52 mpg). There are, however, hybrid variants available to help improve efficiency. A full hybrid Range Rover was introduced in the fourth generation range, with fuel consumption of 6.4 l/100 km (36.75 mpg). Plug-in hybrids were added in the following facelift, having fuel economy of 2.8 l/100 km (84.01 mpg).

The Land Rover Range Rover model range does not offer any 7-seat options. Range Rover vehicles all feature 5 seats only.

A 10-inch dual view touchscreen display, powered by Land Rover’s InControl Touch Pro system, has been fitted in the 2017 Range Rover.