Introducing the new Land Rover Range Rover
As a flagship SUV, the new Land Rover Range Rover puts day-to-day comfort first, while still giving you the confidence to handle poor weather and rougher routes when you need it. You'll notice the difference straight away in how calm it feels at speed, how smoothly it deals with broken road surfaces, and how easy it is to settle into for longer journeys.
This latest model also moves the experience on from earlier Range Rovers with a cleaner, more modern cabin layout and a stronger focus on user-friendly tech. The result is a car that feels just as suited to driving in town as it is to a long motorway run.
If you'd like to get a proper feel for it, you can book a test drive with Vertu and see how it fits into your routine.
New Land Rover Range Rover trim options
| Trim |
Best for |
Key differences you'll actually notice |
| SE |
A premium daily driver that still feels special |
Strong standard equipment, a more understated look, and the core Range Rover comfort without going "full luxury showcase". |
| HSE |
Drivers who want more tech and convenience as standard |
Extra comfort and convenience features typically appear here (the kind you use every day, like upgraded driver assistance and cabin upgrades). |
| Autobiography |
Customers who want the most "lounge-like" feel |
More luxury finishing touches and added comfort features, ideal if the Range Rover is your main long-distance car. |
| SV |
Buyers who want the most exclusive version |
Range-topping finish and performance-focused options (depending on specification), with the strongest sense of "special occasion" every time you get in. |
New Land Rover Range Rover running costs
| Trim |
Typical powertrain example |
WLTP combined mpg (UK) |
WLTP CO2 (g/km) |
What that means day to day |
| SE |
D300 mild-hybrid diesel |
30.5-33.0 |
~194 |
A sensible pick if you do regular motorway miles and want fewer fuel stops. |
| HSE |
D350 mild-hybrid diesel |
~33-39 |
~190-207 |
Similar "long-run" strengths, with more performance in reserve for loaded trips. |
| Autobiography |
P400 mild-hybrid petrol or P460e/P550e PHEV |
~29 (P400) / ~358-398 (PHEV equivalent) |
~219 (P400) / ~15-19 (PHEV) |
P400 suits mixed driving; PHEV suits shorter daily journeys if you can charge, with strong electric-only range depending on version. |
| SV |
P530 / P615 V8 (varies by spec) |
~24-25 |
~263-272 |
Highest performance, with running costs that reflect the engine and the model's position at the top of the range. |
New Land Rover Range Rover safety features and rating
- Five-star Euro NCAP safety rating (2022)
- Autonomous emergency braking to help reduce the risk of a front-end impact in traffic
- Lane keeping assistance to help prevent unintended drifting on longer runs
- Driver monitoring to help spot fatigue or distraction on motorway journeys
- Blind spot monitoring to make lane changes safer in busy traffic
- Rear cross-traffic alert to warn you when reversing out of a space
- Adaptive cruise control to maintain distance in stop-start driving and on motorways
- Traffic sign recognition to help you keep on top of changing speed limits
- ISOFIX points on the outer rear seats for secure child-seat fitting
New Land Rover Range Rover practicality and space
- Large, square boot space (up to around 725 litres with the seats up, depending on configuration) for buggies, luggage, and big weekly shops
- Expanded load space (up to around 1,841 litres with seats folded) when you need to carry bulkier items
- Strong braked towing capacity (up to 3,500kg, depending on version) for caravans, trailers, or horseboxes
- A high driving position that makes it easier to see over traffic at junctions and when merging
- Parking support features (such as cameras and sensors, depending on spec) that reduce the stress of tight car parks and narrow streets
- A cabin layout designed for longer trips, with space to properly stretch out in both rows (configuration dependent)
New Land Rover Range Rover tech and convenience
- 13.1-inch curved "floating" infotainment screen that gives you a clear, easy-to-read layout for navigation, media, and vehicle settings, so you spend less time hunting through menus
- 13.7-inch driver display that keeps key info (speed, warnings, directions) directly in front of you, which helps when you're driving in unfamiliar areas
- Amazon Alexa integration so you can use natural voice commands for everyday tasks (like changing music, setting a route, or controlling compatible smart features) without taking your attention off the road
- Cabin noise cancellation that reduces background noise at speed, so calls sound clearer and the cabin stays more relaxing on long journeys
- Off-road cruise control (All Terrain Progress Control) that holds a steady, low speed over slippery or uneven ground, meaning you can focus on steering and placement rather than constantly juggling the pedals
- Driver assistance systems (varies by trim) that take the edge off commuting, especially in stop-start traffic and motorway driving
Can I buy a new Land Rover Range Rover on finance?
There's more than one way to drive away in a new Range Rover, and buying on finance is a popular option if you'd like to shape the agreement around your budget and how you plan to use the car. The right Land Rover Range Rover on finance package depends on the trim you choose, how many miles you do, and whether you prefer flexibility at the end of the agreement.
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase): often suits customers who want lower monthly payments and options at the end (subject to terms, deposit, and mileage).
- HP (Hire Purchase): a straightforward route if you want to work towards ownership by spreading the cost.
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire): closer to "renting" the car for an agreed period, typically without owning it at the end.
For a deeper breakdown of how these agreements work, take a look at car finance explained.
Where can I buy a new Land Rover Range Rover?
When you're ready to take the next step, visiting a Land Rover dealership at Vertu is a great way to compare specifications properly and get clear guidance on what fits your needs. Our colleagues can walk you through trim differences, talk through finance routes, and help you line up the Range Rover that suits your day-to-day driving.
You also get the reassurance of proper aftercare, including our focus on customer service before, during, and after you buy. If you'd like to compare alternatives while you're here, you can browse other new cars in stock or explore the wider Land Rover line-up, including new Land Rover models.
New Land Rover Range Rover FAQs
What warranty cover should I expect on a new Land Rover Range Rover?
New Range Rovers typically come with a three-year manufacturer warranty with unlimited mileage. Plug-in hybrid versions also tend to include separate high-voltage battery cover (often longer than the main vehicle warranty), so it's worth checking the exact terms for the model and powertrain you choose.
Is the new Land Rover Range Rover easy to park in tight spaces?
For a large SUV, the Range Rover makes slow-speed manoeuvres feel far less intimidating than you'd expect. Depending on the trim and options, features like cameras and parking sensors help you judge kerbs and tight bays more confidently, which is especially useful in multi-storey car parks and narrow residential streets.
What insurance group is the new Land Rover Range Rover in?
Range Rover models usually sit in the highest insurance groups due to the car's value and repair costs, and many versions are commonly listed in group 50. As a guide, SE and HSE versions are often placed at the very top end, Autobiography can sometimes be listed slightly lower depending on powertrain (some insurers list certain P400 versions around group 47), and SV is typically right at the top tier. Your final quote still depends heavily on postcode, driver history, and annual mileage.
Which new Land Rover Range Rover trim should I choose?
SE suits drivers who want the core Range Rover experience and strong standard kit without chasing every extra. HSE tends to make sense if you value more convenience and tech built-in from day one. Autobiography is the move if comfort and cabin finish matter most on long journeys. SV is best saved for buyers who want the most exclusive version with the strongest sense of "top of the range".
Are the tech features of the new Land Rover Range Rover easy to use?
The layout focuses on clarity, with a large central screen for the main controls and a separate driver display for the essentials. Alexa integration helps too, because it lets you handle common tasks by voice rather than tapping through menus when you're on the move.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Land Rover Range Rover?
A fixed plan can suit you if you like predictable costs and you prefer to budget the same amount month-to-month. A flexible approach can work well if your mileage changes year to year or you'd rather pay as you go. If you'd like help choosing what fits your usage, you can also explore Land Rover servicing through Vertu.
