Discover the new Range Rover Electric SUV with over 61,000 pre‑orders – explore specs and pricing today.
Range Rover has confirmed that its first all‑electric SUV will be unveiled in the coming months, despite previous schedule delays.
Launch timeline
Originally slated for dealer delivery by the end of 2025, the Range Rover Electric program was pushed to 2026, yet the model remains on track for an official launch before year‑end.
Public debut
The electric SUV will be publicly displayed at Wimbledon 2026, painted in the classic British Racing Green, echoing the United Kingdom’s automotive heritage.
Market response
CEO PB Balaji announced a lineup of ‘exciting products’ beginning with the Range Rover Electric, noting that more than 61,000 pre‑orders have already been recorded even before the official rollout.
Technical specifications
- Battery pack: 117 kWh capacity built on JLR’s proprietary 800 V architecture.
- Estimated range: roughly 483 km per full charge.
- Powertrain: two electric motors delivering a combined 550 hp and 850 Nm of torque.
- Maximum towing capacity: over 3.5 tonnes, surpassing many traditional V8‑powered SUVs.
- Off‑road capability retained through single‑pedal driving mode and a dual‑chamber air‑sprung suspension system.
Body styles
The Range Rover Electric will be offered in two wheelbase configurations – a standard chassis and an extended wheelbase that matches the current Range Rover’s dimensions while providing a significantly larger second‑row passenger area thanks to its EV‑centric architecture.
Pricing and production
According to Autocar, the expected price tag is likely to be comparable to the V8‑powered Autobiography model, positioned below £150,000 (around US $200,000). Production trials have been completed at JLR’s Solihull plant, preparing the factory for mass‑production of the new electric SUV.