Introducing the new Land Rover Range Rover Velar
If you want a premium SUV that looks sharp, feels properly upmarket, and stays easy to live with every day, the new Range Rover Velar is a strong place to start. The latest model keeps the clean Velar design, but tightens up the cabin experience with a more modern screen setup and technology that's built around real driving situations like commuting, parking, and longer motorway runs.
Spend a few minutes behind the wheel and it's clear the Velar focuses on making daily journeys feel calmer and more straightforward. The controls sit where you expect them, the cabin materials feel high quality the moment you touch them, and the drive stays smooth in stop-start traffic as well as at higher speeds.
When you're ready to see how it feels on your usual roads, we'll help you get set up quickly. You can book a test drive with Vertu at a time that suits you.
New Land Rover Range Rover Velar trim options
| Trim level |
Best for |
Key features and differences |
| S |
Drivers who want the Velar look and core comfort without overloading the spec |
Strong everyday equipment level, clean cabin layout, and the key driver-assistance features most customers want |
| Dynamic SE |
Customers who want extra styling detail and more convenience tech for day-to-day driving |
Sportier exterior cues, added comfort features, and popular driver aids that help on longer journeys and in busier traffic |
| Dynamic HSE |
Drivers who want a more luxury-led Velar with higher-end cabin finishes |
Higher-grade interior materials, extra convenience features, and a more premium feel for frequent driving |
New Land Rover Range Rover Velar running costs
| Trim level |
Common powertrain pairing |
What it means for day-to-day costs |
| S |
Petrol (commonly P250) |
A simple petrol setup that suits mixed driving, with predictable costs and no charging requirements |
| Dynamic SE |
Plug-in hybrid available (P400e) |
If you can charge at home, many shorter trips can be done with far less fuel, while longer drives still run like a normal petrol car |
| Dynamic HSE |
Petrol (commonly P400) or plug-in hybrid (P400e) |
A good fit if you want stronger performance and more luxury equipment; the P400e can reduce fuel use on local trips when charged |
New Land Rover Range Rover Velar safety features and rating
- Five-star Euro NCAP safety rating (2017)
- Autonomous emergency braking to help reduce the chance of a front-end collision
- Lane keep assist to help prevent drifting on longer drives
- Blind spot monitoring to support safer lane changes on busy roads
- Driver condition monitoring to spot signs of fatigue
- Adaptive cruise control support to make motorway driving less tiring
- Rear parking sensors to help when reversing into tighter spaces
- Reversing camera support (trim dependent) to make low-speed manoeuvres clearer
New Land Rover Range Rover Velar practicality and space
- Up to 568 litres of boot space that suits real life, whether you're loading up the weekly shop, a pushchair, or a couple of larger bags for a weekend away
- Split-folding rear seats to give you extra flexibility when you need to carry longer items
- Useful cabin storage for the essentials you always end up carrying (chargers, sunglasses, water bottles, and small bags)
- Comfortable seating that works for short commutes and longer trips without leaving you feeling stiff afterwards
- Flush deployable door handles that sit neatly into the bodywork when the car is locked, then present themselves when you unlock it, which helps in tighter parking bays where a traditional handle can be easier to catch on coats, bags, or passing pedestrians
New Land Rover Range Rover Velar tech and convenience
- A modern touchscreen layout that keeps navigation, media, and key car settings in one clear place
- Digital driver display information that keeps directions and driving data easy to read at a glance
- Cabin Air Purification Plus that helps the interior air feel fresher when you're stuck in traffic or driving through busy town centres, which is especially useful if you do a lot of commuting or often have passengers in the car
- Hidden-until-lit steering wheel switches that keep the wheel looking clean in daylight, then illuminate when you need them, helping you make quick adjustments with less distraction on night drives
- Parking camera support on higher specifications that makes it easier to judge kerbs, tight turns, and narrow spaces
- Phone connectivity that keeps calls, music, and maps simple to manage when you're on the move
Can I buy a new Land Rover Range Rover Velar on finance?
Yes, you can buy a new Land Rover Range Rover Velar on finance with Vertu, and it's a practical way to spread the cost while choosing the trim and engine you actually want. Many customers prefer Land Rover Range Rover Velar on finance because it keeps the upfront payment lower, while still giving you access to higher specifications.
Finance options can vary by trim, deposit, and mileage, but these are the main routes you'll typically consider:
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase): a popular option if you like the idea of changing your car at the end of the agreement
- HP (Hire Purchase): a more direct route where you pay towards ownership from the start
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire): a good fit if you want to drive the car for an agreed period and hand it back at the end
For a clearer breakdown before you enquire, take a look at our car finance explained guide.
Where can I buy a new Land Rover Range Rover Velar?
Seeing the Velar in person makes the choice much easier, especially if you want to compare trims and get a feel for the cabin and driving position. You can visit a Land Rover dealership at Vertu to view the range, ask questions, and get clear support with your next steps.
We also make sure the experience stays straightforward after you've enquired. Our customer service team is here to help with appointments, questions, and anything you need to move things along confidently.
If you're still weighing up options, you can browse other new Land Rover models, or explore our wider range of new cars in stock across Vertu.
New Land Rover Range Rover Velar FAQs
Are the tech features of the new Land Rover Range Rover Velar easy to use?
Yes, the Velar keeps the cabin layout uncluttered, which makes a difference once you're driving. The hidden-until-lit steering wheel switches are a good example: they stay discreet in daylight, then light up clearly when you need them, so you can adjust key functions without hunting around on a dark road.
Which new Land Rover Range Rover Velar trim should I choose?
Choose S if you want the core Velar experience at the most sensible entry point. Dynamic SE is a strong fit if you want extra styling detail and more everyday convenience features. If you like a more luxury-led finish and you're likely to cover plenty of miles, Dynamic HSE is the step up that most customers notice day to day.
Is the new Land Rover Range Rover Velar easy to park in tight spaces?
It can be, especially when you choose a specification with camera and sensor support. The flush deployable door handles also help with day-to-day parking, because nothing sticks out when the car is locked � handy in narrow multi-storey bays and when you're walking past the car with bags in hand.
What warranty cover should I expect on a new Land Rover Range Rover Velar?
Warranty cover can vary depending on the model year and exact specification, but new Land Rover models typically include a manufacturer warranty for a set number of years. If you choose a plug-in hybrid version, the high-voltage components can have separate cover terms. When you enquire, we'll confirm the warranty details for the exact Velar you're looking at.
What insurance group is the new Land Rover Range Rover Velar in?
Insurance group depends on the exact engine and trim. As a simple example, an S with a lower-powered petrol setup is usually rated lower than a higher-spec Dynamic SE, while a Dynamic HSE with more equipment and performance typically sits higher again. Your insurer will confirm the exact group when you quote, based on the Velar's full specification.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Land Rover Range Rover Velar?
A fixed plan can suit you if you like predictable costs and you know you'll keep the Velar for a set period. Flexible servicing can make sense if your mileage changes year to year, or you want the car's schedule to guide what gets done and when. If you'd like help choosing what fits your driving routine, you can also explore Land Rover servicing with Vertu.
