Overview

It’s exciting times in the SUV world as Land Rover reveals fresh insights into the upcoming Range Rover Electric. Having gone through rigorous testing in the cold conditions of northern Europe, this vehicle is shaping up to be a game-changer in the luxury electric SUV segment.
Specifications

- Battery Capacity: 117 kWh
- Motor Output: 542 horsepower
- Drive System: Dual-motor all-wheel drive
The Range Rover Electric is currently undergoing its final rounds of testing. It’s proven itself on cold weather tracks, covering an impressive 45,000 miles. This SUV isn’t just about luxury; it’s built to tackle the elements.
Innovative Features
ThermAssist System
The smart thermal management system, known as ThermAssist, reduces the energy used for heating by up to 40%. Designed to maximize range and efficiency even at chilly 14°F, this feature ensures the vehicle performs optimally in varied climates.
Driving Experience
One key highlight is the air suspension coupled with a one-pedal driving mode. Common in electric vehicles, this mode allows the driver to regulate acceleration and braking using just the accelerator pedal. Land Rover has tailored this system to work flawlessly alongside their off-road-ready Terrain Response technology, enhancing the driving experience on diverse terrains.
In-house Battery Technology
The heart of the Range Rover Electric is its 117 kWh battery, the first of its kind to be designed and built in-house by Land Rover. With 344 prismatic cells arranged in a double-stacked layout, it promises optimized energy density, extended range, and quicker charging times—key elements for modern-day electric driving.
Performance and Feel
With a power output of 542 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque, the Range Rover Electric stands out even against its petrol-powered siblings, such as the P530 with its twin-turbo V8. Where the electric model truly excels is in its driving dynamics. Thanks to Intelligent Driveline Dynamics, it manages traction impeccably well, reacting to changes in milliseconds, which exceeds the response time of traditional combustion engines by a wide margin.
This intelligent technology doesn’t just ensure smooth driving; it enhances it, giving the Range Rover Electric the familiar feel of a Range Rover with the cutting-edge advancements of electric technology.
The SUV’s torsional stiffness has been improved, providing a drive that feels both familiar and reassuringly solid. The focus on enhancing responsiveness without losing that classic Range Rover charm speaks volumes about Land Rover’s commitment to quality and innovation.
As it closes in on production, the Range Rover Electric is poised to redefine what luxury electric SUVs can offer, standing ready to meet the demands of the modern driver while staying true to its elegant roots.
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