Land Rover unveils an electric version of the Range Rover, priced at about £154,000, and media outlets report having driven the new model. The SUV retains a design that is described as close to the combustion-engined Range Rover, including its overall exterior appearance.
According to the coverage, the electric model is built on a dedicated electric underpinning and uses battery technology paired with two electric motors. The outlets emphasize the drivetrain as the main difference from the petrol version, with the vehicle positioned as a fully electric alternative rather than a hybrid. The reporting focuses largely on the vehicle’s look and the performance/technology claims associated with its electric components, rather than on broader market details such as availability, production volumes, or specific range figures.
Both sources present the launch as a shift to electric power while stressing continuity in styling, with the key variation centered on the underlying battery and motor setup.
