Range Rover Velar

Sophisticated. Contemporary. Distinctive.

Range Rover Velar

Of the four models in the Range Rover family, the Velar is the one drawn with design in mind first. It sits between the Range Rover Evoque and the Range Rover Sport, and it suits owners who care how a car looks parked at home. The door handles lie flush with the body until you reach for them. The roof falls in a single curve from the windscreen to the tailgate. Even the badge on the back is smaller than you would expect from a Range Rover. The cabin was reworked recently and the change shows. The two stacked screens of the earlier car have been replaced by one 11.4-inch curved glass touchscreen running Pivi Pro, and the dash around it is clear of clutter. You can choose a petrol or diesel mild hybrid, or the P400e plug-in hybrid. The P400e travels up to 59km on the battery and recharges from a home wall-box in around two and a half hours. Armstrong's Range Rover in Wellington and Dunedin has the Velar in S and Belgravia Edition specifications, and both are available to view and drive.
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The Range Rover Velar. Designed by leaving things out.

The Velar was the first Range Rover to have flush door handles, back in 2017, and the idea still defines the car. The grille is narrow and the LED headlights are slim. A single shoulder line runs the length of the body without a break. The S sits on 19-inch wheels. The Belgravia Edition moves to 20-inch Dark Agate wheels and gains a fixed panoramic roof. It also wears a small Belgravia badge, and script approach lights project the name onto the ground as you walk up at night.

The interior is luxurious and minimal. A single screen sits above a clean horizontal dash, and the centre console appears to float above the floor. The S has grained leather. The Belgravia Edition adds contrast stitching and a Windsor leather upgrade, along with a head-up display and a Meridian sound system. Configurable cabin lighting finishes it off.

The Velar is a calming car to drive. Adaptive Cruise Control and a 3D Surround Camera come standard on both grades, and electronic air suspension is available for a softer, more level ride. On the Belgravia Edition, the panoramic roof and Meridian system bring Active Road Noise Cancellation with them, which cancels out road drone before it reaches the cabin.

Simplicity, finished to a high standard

The Velar’s interior removes whatever does not help you drive, then takes real care over what is left.

  • The front seats adjust 14 ways and the driver’s seat remembers your position, so the car is ready before you close the door.
  • Grained leather is standard on the S. Belgravia Edition adds contrast stitching and a Windsor leather upgrade, and the difference is clear the moment you touch it.
  • Cabin Air Purification Plus is fitted to both grades.
  • A 3D Surround Camera and Park Assist take the guesswork out of tight car parks.
  • Belgravia Edition also brings illuminated metal treadplates.

 

A cabin defined by its minimalism. One screen, clean surfaces and materials that deserve a closer look.

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FAQs

That depends on the grade and the engine. The Velar comes in S and Belgravia Edition, with petrol and diesel mild hybrids or the P400e plug-in hybrid. Ask our team for a current price, or look through the Range Rover Velar vehicles we have in stock.

Size and character. The Range Rover Evoque is the compact one, and the Range Rover Sport is the larger, more athletic model. The Velar sits in the middle and is the one designed around looks, with flush door handles, a single curved screen and a very clean dash.

There is. The P400e runs up to 59km on the battery and recharges from a home wallbox in around two and a half hours. If you would rather not plug in, petrol and diesel mild hybrids are offered as well.

There are two different grades. The S has 19-inch wheels, grained leather and 14-way front seats with driver memory. The Belgravia Edition moves to 20-inch Dark Agate wheels and a fixed panoramic roof, then adds a head-up display, a Meridian sound system and configurable cabin lighting.

It comes down to the individual car and how it has been looked after. A new Velar carries the manufacturer’s warranty, and if you are looking at a used one, our team can go through its service history with you before you decide.