Since its launch in 1970, the Range Rover has undergone a significant transformation, and it is today regarded as a luxury-lined limo fo

Since its launch in 1970, the Range Rover has undergone a significant transformation, and it is today regarded as a luxury-lined limo for the fashionable elite. As a result, its interiors have evolved from spartan to lavish, and the 2021 Range Rover is the most luxurious model yet. Lower-end vehicles are quiet and comfortable, while the SV Autobiography variants are a performance extravaganza with a  557-hp supercharged V-8 engine.

Car Exteriors 

The new Range Rover has unique wheels and a more upscale exterior trim finish. It comes equipped with all-round exterior LED lighting for a bold, modern look. The new Range Rover 2021, called the Dynamic Black Edition is only available with the Santorini Black Metallic paint option, which darkens the exterior and interior trim, adding a gloss-black paint to 22-inch wheels.

Cabin comfort and interior

Inside, the Range Rover has walnut wood finish, 20-way power front seats with heat and ventilation, a chilled compartment between the front seats, soft-close doors, and a Meridian 19-speaker radio system. InControl Touch Pro Duo is used in the Range Rover's infotainment system. The lower-mounted secondary screen gives access to vehicle settings, climate controls, and driving modes. Four-zone climate control and cabin air ionisation with PM2.5 filter are also available as additional features. Every one of the Range Rover's trim levels comes with fine leather, real wood trim, luxurious carpets, and a slew of useful extras. The Executive Class Seats in the rear have larger and deeper padding, and the power deployable centre console blends in with the outer passenger seats. 

Engine and Speed

There are four basic powerplant options for the Range Rover. For a moderate hybrid configuration, entry-level vehicles have a turbocharged inline-six that is aided by a small electric motor, while top-of-the-line models have a supercharged V-8. There's also an option for diesel V-6 and a plug-in hybrid. A configurable all-wheel-drive system and an eight-speed automatic transmission are standard on every Range Rover. For both supercharged V8s, Land Rover claims similar 0-62mph timings and top speeds of 5.4 seconds and 155mph, respectively.

Safety Features

ISOFIX, airbags, standard forward-collision warning with automated emergency braking, standard lane-departure warning, and adaptive cruise control are amongst the Range Rover's key safety features.