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New Range Rover Electric launched with 372-mile range, priced from £154,070

The new Range Rover Electric has been launched, offering a battery range of up to 372 miles and a starting price of £154,070. It is designed to be visually similar to its V8 petrol counterpart.

  • The Range Rover Electric has a starting price of £154,070.
  • It offers a WLTP-tested battery range of up to 372 miles, with JLR promising 330 miles in real-world conditions.
  • The vehicle features 800-volt technology, allowing for DC rapid-charging from 10-80 percent in 22 minutes.

The new Range Rover Electric has been officially launched, with a starting price of £154,070. The electric SUV boasts V8-rivalling power and a battery range of up to 372 miles, as tested under WLTP conditions, though JLR anticipates a real-world range of 330 miles.

According to Range Rover MD Martin Limpert, the design intentionally mirrors the V8 petrol version, with only minor visual changes such as an aero-optimised front grille and wheels. Limpert stated, “This is a Range Rover first, an electric car second.”

The vehicle is equipped with an 118.5kWh NMC battery and 800-volt technology, enabling rapid DC charging from 10 to 80 percent in 22 minutes. It can add 137 miles of range in 10 minutes. The electric motors deliver up to 550hp, achieving 0-62mph in 4.5 seconds.

JLR has reported 60,000 'expressions of interest' for the new model. Orders are now open for both short- and long-wheelbase versions.

Why this matters: The launch of the Range Rover Electric marks a significant step in the brand's transition towards electrification, offering a high-performance electric option that maintains the established Range Rover design and capabilities.

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