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Tuning

Range Rover Sport SV by Mansory

In June 2023, Range Rover revealed the new Range Rover Sport SV with a BMW engine, which was offered as the Edition One in its first year. Now one of the best car tuners of this Bavarian manufacturer, Mansory, has presented its vision of this model.

The German tuner has equipped the car with carbon components such as the decoration for the intakes on the bumper, the aggressive splitter and decorative openings on the hood, deeper sills and the rear diffuser, which with the optional extension of the rear wing, gives the car a more aggressive look. With improved suspension, brakes, limited rear differential lock, and the best control system ever installed in a Range Rover model, Mansory has taken the Sport SV to the next level.

In the cabin, the tuner offers buyers a host of options such as new leather upholstery, illuminated door sills, velor or leather floor mats and boot covers, sports pedals and Mansory badges.

Range Rover Sport SV is powered by a twin-turbocharged 4.4L V8 engine with 635 hp (467 kW) and 553 lb-ft (750 Nm) of torque. It is enough to push the car to 60 mph in 3.6 seconds with a top speed of 180 mph (290 km/h). It is mounted on new 23″ and 24″ FD-15 forged rims.

When it comes to price, Mansory has not revealed how much the car costs.

Source: Mansory

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Range Rover Sport SV by Mansory
Tuning

Range Rover Sport upgraded by Urban Automotive

In 2022, Range Rover introduced the third generation of its mid-size luxury SUV, the Range Rover Sport. With its appearance, this car attracts the attention of many, and now the British company Urban Automotive has prepared two upgrade kits (Widetrack and Narrowbody) that raise the SUV to a higher level.

The Widetrack pays tribute to the Range Rover Sport model that was modified by the tuner in 2018, and is finished in a special shade of Estoril Blue, which is no longer offered from the factory. This equipment kit includes carbon components such as a front bumper, components that change the appearance of the front fascia, a three-part splitter, a new hood, wheel arch extensions, side mirror housings, a new rear bumper, a rear diffuser, aluminum tailpipes and a rear spoiler. There is also a set of UV-1R Vossen rims in gold.

The narrowbody equipment kit does not include wheel arch extensions, but instead brings a new front and rear bumper, carbon side skirts and an upper rear spoiler made of carbon fiber.

It should also be noted that both packages can be combined with 23- and 24-inch rims, and Urban Automotive also offers an optional high-performance Milltek Sport exhaust system. There were no changes under the bonnet.

Source: Urban Automotive

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Range Rover Sport upgraded by Urban Automotive
EV

First all-electric Range Rover

In 1970 British Leyland launched the first generation of 4×4 luxury SUV, the Range Rover. Since then, 54 years have passed, and five generations of this model have been produced, and now the time has come for the British company to present its first all-electric Range Rover.

After testing in desert conditions, the car is currently on the snowy roads of the north, where it faces temperatures of minus 40º Celsius in the Arctic zone. In the same conditions, new traction and braking control systems were tested, and the British car company announced that the electric Range Rover will be built on the MLA platform and based on an 800-volt system.

This model should be the British manufacturer’s response to the all-electric Mercedes G-Class revealed at the beginning of the year. At first glance, without camouflage, the electric SUV shares the same design with models powered by internal combustion engines.

When it comes to the powertrain, there are no details yet, but rumors say that an unknown number of electric motors will deliver around 500 hp (373 kW). This means that the SUV will not be far behind the current Range Rover in terms of power. As a reminder, the Range Rover is powered by a 4.4-liter biturbo V8 engine with 530 hp (395 kW) and 553 lb-ft (750 Nm) of torque.

The date and place of the official debut of the first all-electric Range Rover is currently unknown.

Source: Land Rover

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First all-electric Range Rover