A fastback silhouette and lower ride height mark a significant departure from Range Rover’s traditional SUV proportions.
With a haptic floor and paper-thin speakers, this invitation-only flagship SUV is a liquid-metal sanctuary for the world’s most elite collectors.
Three adjoining rooms each explore the ways in which we connect to our past.
The vehicle brings Sanguinello Orange paint, SV-inspired cabin details and twin-turbo V8 or plug-in hybrid options.
Limited to just three units.
Ahead of an official debut to take place during Monterey Car Week.
Powered by a 635 hp 4.4L Twin Turbo MHEV V8.
The nostalgic installation was filled with custom furniture by the LA studio.
Starting at $239,000 USD, the Park City Edition is “explicitly designed for luxury winter sports enthusiasts.”
Available in four unique color iterations.
Specifically its all-black prototypes, featuring modernist design language that stays true Range Rover’s signature DNA.
The car appeared in the “Get Em Girls” and “Killa Cam” music video.