Range Rover’s new EV looks just like a regular Range Rover — that’s refreshing
Range Rover’s new EV arrives with a familiar design, but under the hood it’s powered by electric motors and has impressive specs.
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Range Rover’s first electric vehicle looks similar to their gas-powered models, but it boasts impressive electric motor specs and features.
Range Rover’s new electric vehicle looks like their regular SUV, but it has electric motors and can go 330 miles on a single charge. It also has fancy features like quick control and can drive like a gas car.
Analysis
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Key points
- Range Rover’s new electric vehicle looks similar to their gas-powered models
- The vehicle features twin electric motors, a 118.5 kWh battery, and an estimated range of 330 miles
- It has advanced features such as lightning-fast grip control and a built-in heat pump
- The vehicle will be produced at the Solihull factory alongside gas and hybrid models
- It is expected to be available for pre-order in the UK and US with a starting price of £154,070 in the UK and $140,450 in the US
The familiar design of the Range Rover Electric could attract buyers who prefer a traditional look in their electric vehicles, potentially boosting sales.
The Range Rover Electric may not be as fast as other electric vehicles, which could limit its appeal to buyers who prioritize performance over design.
