Range Rover Sport Electric Debuts with 609km WLTP Range and 118kWh Battery
Range Rover Sport Electric Debuts with 609km WLTP Range and 118kWh Battery
Land Rover has officially expanded its electrified portfolio with the debut of the all-electric Range Rover Sport, following closely on the heels of the flagship Range Rover Electric. Built on the L461 platform, this new model brings high-performance electric propulsion to one of the brand's most dynamic SUV offerings.
The Range Rover Sport Electric is engineered with a sophisticated dual-motor powertrain designed to deliver immediate, commanding performance. The electric variant is capable of producing up to 550 PS and a substantial 850 Nm of torque, ensuring the driving dynamics remain true to the "Sport" moniker. Powering this setup is a massive 118 kWh battery pack, which provides an impressive WLTP-rated range of up to 609 km, making it a highly viable option for long-distance luxury travel.
This launch, occurring just one month after the debut of the standard Range Rover Electric, underscores Land Rover's aggressive commitment to its electrification roadmap. By leveraging the proven L461 architecture, the manufacturer aims to seamlessly transition its core enthusiast base into the zero-emission era without compromising on capability or prestige. As the luxury SUV segment continues to pivot toward electrification, the Range Rover Sport Electric stands as a pivotal model in maintaining the brand's global competitiveness.
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