Range Rover design is defined by restraint, and the Sport carries that through. The glass sits flush with the body. The door handles hide until you need them. What is left is a long bonnet, slim side windows and a rear pillar that angles down to a short tail, so the car looks like it is moving even when it is not. Pixel LED headlights give the front a sharp, alert expression. SE rides on 21-inch wheels and Dynamic HSE on 22s. The Battersea Edition adds 22-inch forged wheels and a Black Exterior Pack for a more assertive look.
You sit lower in a Sport than in any other Range Rover. Windsor leather comes standard on SE and Dynamic SE. Dynamic HSE moves to semi-aniline hides, which are softer and take on a richer patina over time. The front seats adjust 20 ways and remember where you left them. The seats are heated on every grade and ventilated on Dynamic HSE. Rear seats recline at the touch of a switch. And the controls you use most while driving remain physical switches, exactly where your hand expects them.
Select Dynamic Launch and the gearbox and engine work together for the fastest possible getaway. The plug-in hybrid runs a 3.0 litre six-cylinder petrol engine alongside a 160kW electric motor, and on a rapid DC charger it will reach 80 percent in under an hour. Out on a winding road, it changes direction with a quickness that a two-tonne SUV has no right to.
The Range Rover Sport uses the same materials as the flagship, arranged for the person doing the driving.
Pricing depends on the grade, engine and options. The Sport is offered in SE, Dynamic SE, Battersea Edition and Dynamic HSE, with V8 models and the SV above them. Ask our team for a quote, or look through the Range Rover Sport vehicles we currently have in stock.
Yes. The plug-in hybrid has up to 118km of electric range and pairs a 3.0 litre six-cylinder petrol engine with a 160kW electric motor. On a rapid DC charger it reaches 80 percent in under an hour.
The Sport sits lower, has a shorter tail and a more athletic stance, and it places you lower in the cabin than any other Range Rover. The Range Rover is longer, is offered in long wheelbase form and is built around rear passenger comfort, including Executive Class seating.
V8 models reach 100km/h in 4.5 seconds. The SV is powered by a twin-turbo V8 producing 467kW, the most powerful engine ever fitted to a Range Rover.
It comes down to how a vehicle has been looked after. A new Range Rover Sport carries the manufacturer’s warranty, and our team can walk you through the service history of any used Sport we have in stock.
