Range Rover has unveiled the upcoming Range Rover GT, which multiple outlets describe as the brand’s first all-electric “grand tourer” model. The vehicle is positioned to combine long-distance comfort with Range Rover’s typical capability, including off-road performance. Sources also indicate the GT is being developed on Land Rover’s EMA (Electric Modular Architecture) platform, marking a shift toward an all-electric lineup. Several reports focus on the interior design, describing a minimalist, reductive approach with a pared-back layout and a largely single-screen experience, along with a dedicated driver display. Passenger comfort is repeatedly highlighted, including expectations for class-leading second-row legroom and an emphasis on second-row refinement for long journeys. One outlet states that prototype testing is nearing completion, with additional details expected later in the year, while other coverage frames the GT as part of a broader, staged transition to EVs within the brand’s luxury SUV range. Overall, the announcements present the GT as a new EV direction for the marque, blending grand touring aims with familiar off-road heritage.