Motoring enthusiasts are spoiled for choice at the moment, especially when it comes to the launch of hot new SUVs across the brand line ups. Land Rover has revealed pricing for the New Range Rover Sport which will be available to customers in South Africa from October 2022.
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The full line-up comprises 10 model derivatives with a choice of four engines, including an extended range electric hybrid, six-cylinder Ingenium petrol and diesel options, and an all-new V8 Twin Turbo. In 2024, a fully electric model will also be added to the New Range Rover Sport line-up.
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The new P510e electric hybrid blends Land Rover’s 3.0-litre six-cylinder Ingenium petrol engine with a powerful 105kW electric motor and 38.2kWh battery, producing a total system output of 375kW.
It is capable of 0-100km/h in just 5.4 seconds, an electric driving range of up to 113km and an expected real-world range of 88km** – enough for most owners to complete up to 75 percent of journeys on electric power – and CO2 emissions of just 18g/km*. For longer journeys, the plug-in hybrid powertrain provides a combined 740km of petrol and electric range.
Alternatively, the new flagship V8 Twin Turbo produces 390kW for the most exhilarating Range Rover Sport character, accelerating from 0-100km/h in just 4.5 seconds with Dynamic Launch engaged. The V8 model, badged as P530, will be available in limited numbers, with fewer than 60 units allocated to South Africa.
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The choice of powertrains will also include a powerful P400 mild-hybrid straight six Ingenium turbopetrol with 294kW and 550Nm of torque, and a six-cylinder D350 turbodiesel engine with 258kW and 700Nm.
The New Range Rover Sport in Dynamic S specification includes Premium LED headlights, 20-inch alloy wheels, wireless device charging with phone signal booster, grained leather seats and a 3D Surround Camera system among other features as standard. The Dynamic SE adds Pixel LED headlights, 21-inch alloys and perforated Windsor leather seats, while the Dynamic HSE steps up to Digital LED headlights, 22-inch wheels and perforated semi-aniline leather upholstery.
The Autobiography, which is available with either D350 or P510e electric hybrid powertrains, offers a unique combination of 22-inch Diamond Turned wheels with satin dark grey finish, a black contrast roof with sliding panoramic sunroof, an SV Bespoke full extended leather upgrade and premium cabin lighting with illuminated treadplates featuring Autobiography script.
Available throughout the first year of production in a specially curated specification, the Range Rover Sport First Edition features special 23-inch alloy wheels, First Edition etched Satin Forged Carbon finishers, SV Bespoke full extended leather upgrade with Perforated Semi-Aniline leather seats, and premium Cabin Lighting with illuminated aluminium treadplates with First Edition script.
Pricing:
- Range Rover Sport D350 Dynamic S — R2,001,200
- Range Rover Sport D350 Dynamic SE — R2,062,100
- Range Rover Sport D350 Dynamic HSE — R2,189,200
- Range Rover Sport D350 Autobiography — R2,252,300
- Range Rover Sport D350 First Edition — R2,281,700
- Range Rover Sport P400 Dynamic S — R2,001,200
- Range Rover Sport P400 Dynamic SE — R2,062,100
- Range Rover Sport P510e Autobiography — R2,777,000
- Range Rover Sport P510e First Edition — R2,806,500
- Range Rover Sport P530 First Edition — R3,011,600
* All prices include VAT but exclude CO2 tax
All Land Rover vehicles come with standard 5-year/100,000km Land Rover Care Warranty and Maintenance Plans.
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