New Range Rover off-road capability

ELECTRIC AND

ELECTRIC HYBRID DRIVING

THE SAME SENSE OF PURPOSE. A NEW WORLD OF REFINEMENT.

Over 50 years of peerless refinement complemented with the elegance and immediacy of electric power. It’s a combination that adds a new level of composure to the powerful vehicles you trust to take you anywhere.

YOUR CHOICE OF POWER

The tail light of a fully electric Range Rover

ELECTRIC (BEV)

Embrace new levels of refinement with a near-silent drive and zero tailpipe emissions, propelled by battery powered electric motors.  
Parked Range Rover charging at the phev station point

ELECTRIC HYBRID (PHEV)

Switch seamlessly from fully electric commuting with zero tailpipe emissions to a mix of petrol with electric power for longer journeys. 
Running velar outside of glass House

MILD HYBRID (MHEV)

Our mild hybrid vehicles’ (MHEV) petrol and diesel engines work in harmony with an electric motor. Regenerative braking captures and converts the energy generated when slowing down and braking to optimise battery range without the need to plug in to charge.

CHARGED AND READY

The instant torque that electric and electric hybrid driving offers is used to assist the already extraordinary capability on slippery slopes1 and challenging rock crawls2.
 

When it comes to negotiating streams and flooded roads, our latest electric and electric hybrid vehicles can wade up to a maximum depth of between 530 mm and 900 mm dependent on model3. 

Range Rover parked in snow
Range Rover parking on road side

NEAR-SILENT ON CITY STREETS

When navigating the urban jungle, electric driving allows you to meet every kilometre with zero tailpipe emissions and near-silent serenity. This is Range Rover power in its purest form.

When navigating the urban jungle, electric driving allows you to meet every kilometre with zero tailpipe emissions and near-silent serenity. This is Range Rover power in its purest form.

TOWING WITH AN ELECTRIC HYBRID VEHICLE

Exceptional towing capability is built into all our vehicles, including electric and electric hybrids, which have a maximum towing capacity between 1 600 kg to 3 000 kg2.

 

The weight of a family-sized caravan (4-6 people), medium-sized horsebox with one horse, and a medium-sized motorboat and trailer are representative examples only.

Vehicle Maximum towing capacity3 Caravan (1 300 - 1 800 kg)3 Horsebox and horse (1 200 - 1 700 kg)3 Motorboat and trailer (1 600 - 2 000 kg)3
Range Rover Electric Hybrid 3 000 kg Yes Yes Yes
Range Rover Sport Electric Hybrid 3 000 kg Yes Yes Yes
Range Rover Velar Electric Hybrid 2 000 kg Yes Yes Yes
Range Rover Evoque Electric Hybrid 1 600 kg Up to 1 600 kg Up to 1 600 kg No

WADING WITH AN ELECTRIC OR ELECTRIC HYBRID VEHICLE

All Range Rover vehicles – including the latest electric and electric hybrid evolutions – can submerge up to a maximum depth of between 530 mm and 900 mm dependent on model.

Vehicle Wading Depth (cm)
Range Rover Electric Hybrid 900 mm
Range Rover Sport Electric Hybrid 900 mm
Range Rover Velar Electric Hybrid 530 mm (coil) 580 mm (air)
Range Rover Evoque Electric Hybrid 530 mm
Range Rover close up of EV text on wheel

ELECTRIFIED VEHICLES

Explore our range of electric and electric hybrid vehicles that represent our vision of refinement and modern luxury.
Range Rover close up of EV text on wheel

ELECTRIFIED VEHICLES

Explore our range of electric and electric hybrid vehicles that represent our vision of refinement and modern luxury.

KEEP EXPLORING

New Range Rover Parked On The Roadside Charging Station

EV CHARGING

From charging times to cost savings, learn everything you need to know about charging your electric vehicle at home or at your destination.
Back view of Range Rover Sport parked on road

ELECTRIC DRIVING RANGE

See how you can maximise your range on every journey. 

Off-road sequences on private/dedicated land with full permissions.

 

1Always check route, surface, base and exit before entering frozen terrain. 

2Off-roading and towing will substantially affect EV range.

3Always check route and exit before wading.