Land Rover Range Rover

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Range Rover
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.

• 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.
• Executive Class Seats in the rear have larger and deeper padding, and the power deployable centre console blends in with the outer passenger seats.

• 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.