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2026 Range Rover SV Black

In a world where luxury often shouts, the 2026 Range Rover SV Black is a whisper in the dark—quietly confident, effortlessly elegant, and unmistakably exclusive. As Range Rover celebrates its 55th anniversary, the marque has introduced a compelling new chapter in the SV story: the all-new SV Black. It joins the refined SV Serenity and the audacious SV Intrepid, bringing a sleek, monochrome vision to the top tier of modern luxury SUVs.

A New Benchmark for Tailored Sophistication

With its “dipped in black” aesthetic, the SV Black represents the darkest and most visually striking Range Rover ever created. Finished in Narvik Gloss Black from grille to tailgate, the SV Black oozes silent power. Every element—from the polished mesh grille to the 23-inch alloy wheels and gloss black brake calipers—is meticulously designed to convey understated authority.

Inside, the experience continues with Near-Aniline Ebony leather, single-panel seat covers, and tactile black birch veneers. Even the gear shifter is finished in satin black ceramic, while Moonlight Chrome detailing adds a subtle shimmer to the moody, opulent interior. This is Range Rover design at its most minimalist and most intentional.

Immersive Technology Meets Wellness Innovation

Range Rover’s commitment to innovation isn’t just skin-deep. The 2025 SV models mark a significant leap forward in in-car sensory technology. Taking center stage is the world-first Immersive Sensory Floor, paired with the latest iteration of Range Rover’s Body-And-Soul-Seat (BASS) technology.

Standard across the SV line-up, including the SV Black, BASS now features eight integrated transducers—four in the seats and four in the footwells. The Sensory Floor transforms the entire cabin into a full-body sound chamber, allowing occupants to feel the rhythm through precisely synchronized haptic pulses in the deep-pile carpet. Whether you’re engaging with the Meridian Signature Surround System or relaxing with one of six curated wellness modes—ranging from “Calm” to “Invigorating”—the technology offers measurable benefits like reduced anxiety and improved focus.

Luxury Meets Sustainability

Even as Range Rover pushes the boundaries of luxury and technology, sustainability remains at the core of its ethos. From late 2025, the brand will introduce industry-first Pirelli P Zero tires made with over 70% bio-based and recycled materials, including silica from rice husks, recycled steel, and FSC™-certified natural rubber. These innovative tires, initially available on selected 22-inch wheels, strike a balance between high performance, durability, and environmental responsibility.

Performance Without Compromise

Of course, luxury in the SV Black doesn’t come at the expense of performance. Powered by a 615 PS V8, the SUV offers effortless acceleration and composed power delivery across all terrains. Buyers will be able to specify the SV Black in standard or long wheelbase, with four- or five-seat configurations, ensuring the perfect blend of presence, comfort, and practicality.

Global Premiere at Goodwood

The Range Rover SV Black will make its dynamic debut at this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed ​​alongside its equally eye-catching sibling, the Range Rover Sport SV Black, offering enthusiasts a rare glimpse into the future of high-performance luxury mobility.

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This restomod Range Rover costs 280,000 euros

In 1970, Range Rover launched the first generation of its off-road vehicle, which would eventually become a legend and the pride of the British automotive industry. This model is the basis for the projects of the Italian company Vinile, which deals with the restoration and modification of these cars.

The company decided to deal only with the first generation of this British SUV, whose bodywork would undergo minimal visual changes, because the primary goal was the precise assembly and adjustment of the restored factory body panels. The car was premiered on April 11.

The car is equipped with LED headlights and new two-tone rims wrapped in wide A/T tires, while the aircraft-inspired interior has undergone major changes. Designers have placed the window switches on the roof, where one of the engine start switches is also located. A wristwatch is located below the 10.1-inch display of the multimedia system (Sony) with navigation and wireless connectivity with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto applications. The seats are upholstered in light brown Alcantara, which also covers the roof and several other elements. There is also a 10-speaker audio system from Focal, and three amplifiers from Rockford Fosgate.

When it comes to the powertrain, the company decided not to install a new engine but to restore the original V8 engine that develops around 200 horsepower.

Vinile will produce only 15 units of this car, and each will cost 280,000 euros.

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Range Rover upgraded by Overfinch

British company Overfinch, which customizes Land Rover and Range Rover cars, has unveiled its latest work, the Helix, based on the Range Rover Defender.

Overfinch has fitted the car with a new body kit that includes flared wheel arches, a massive carbon fiber hood dome, a new front bumper with redesigned intakes and carbon details. There are also carbon sills, a new rear bumper, a diffuser, a spoiler, and a light bar with the company logo. Special attention is drawn to a set of forged 24-inch wheels, made from a single piece of aluminum, which is perhaps the most complex design ever seen, with a swirl design.

The Range Rover‘s interior is truly top-notch, but Overfinch decided to freshen it up with Arancia leather covering the seats, dashboard, steering wheel, center console and door panels, as well as a lot of carbon details.

There have been changes under the bonnet as well. The Range Rover is powered by a 4.4-L twin-turbo V8 engine which, thanks to a new exhaust system with variable valves, now delivers 621 hp and 890 Nm of torque. That’s significantly more than the 530 hp and 750 Nm of torque in the standard Range Rover.

Speaking of price, this carbon body kit costs £104,589.

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