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SPECS AT A GLANCE

P615 AWD AUTOMATIC

Top speed (mph)

Acceleration 0-60 mph (secs), maximum power (hp @ rpm), key features.

EXTERIOR FEATURES

• SV metal plated exterior accents
• SV exclusive front bumper and grille design
• SV white ceramic exterior badge with black SV roundel
• Pixel LED headlights with signature DRL

WHEELS AND TIRES

• 22-inch Style 7023, Diamond Turned with Gloss Dark Grey contrast
• Black brake calipers

INTERIOR FEATURES

• Illuminated aluminum treadplates with illuminated SV script
• Bright Metal Pedals
• Four-zone Climate Control
• Versatile cargo space floor

SEATING AND INTERIOR TRIM

• 24-way heated and cooled, hot stone massage electric front seats with Executive Class Comfort Plus rear seats
• SV Semi-Aniline leather seats with SV Bespoke leather headlining
• SV exclusive veneer
• Gloss White ceramic controls

INFOTAINMENT

• Pivi Pro with 13.1-inch Touchscreen and Online Pack with Data Plan 16
• Head-up Display 10
• Wireless Apple CarPlay® 20  and Wireless Android Auto TM 20
• Meridian TM Signature Sound System
• 13.1" Rear Seat Entertainment

CAPABILITY AND DYNAMICS 1

• All-Wheel Steering 1
• Electronic Air Suspension
• Open Differential with Torque Vectoring by Braking
• Configurable Programs 1

RANGE ROVER AUTOBIOGRAPHY

P550e AWD AUTOMATIC PHEV

P530 AWD AUTOMATIC

• Privacy glass
• Sliding panoramic roof
• Auto High Beam Assist (AHBA)
• 22-inch Style 1073, Diamond Turned with Gloss Dark Grey contrast wheels
• Illuminated aluminum treadplates with Autobiography script
• Front center console refrigerator compartment
• Auto-folding cargo space cover
• 24-way heated and cooled, hot stone massage electric front seats with Executive Class Comfort rear seats
• Semi-Aniline leather seats with SV Bespoke Duo Tone Leather headlining
• SV Bespoke Natural Brown Walnut veneer with Inlay
• Wireless Apple CarPlay® 20 and Wireless Android Auto TM 20
• 11.4" Rear Seat Entertainment
• Domestic plug socket

P400 AWD AUTOMATIC MHEV

• LED headlights with signature DRL
• 21-inch Style 5112 wheels
• Cabin lighting
• Three Zone Climate
• 20-way heated and ventilated electric front seats with power recline heated and ventilated rear seats
• Perforated Windsor leather seats with Duo Tone headlining
• Meridian TM Sound System
• Illuminated aluminuim treadplates wih illuminated SV script
• Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Wireless Android Auto 20
• Wireless device charging
• All Wheel Steering 1

• Illuminated aluminum treadplates with Autobiography script
• 24-way heated and cooled, massage electric front seats with Executive Class rear seats
• Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Wireless Android Auto 20
• 22" Style 1073, Diamond Turned with Gloss Dark Grey contrast wheels
• 24-way heated and cooled, massage electric front seats with power recline heated and ventilated rear seats and heated third row seats
• Pivi Pro with 13.1” Touchscreen, Online Pack with Data Plan 16  and Amazon Alexa 29
• Wireless device charging with phone signal booster 28,31
• Electronic Air Suspension with Dynamic Response 1
• Electronic Active Differential with Torque Vectoring by Braking 1

• 21" Style 5112 wheels
• 20-way heated electric front seats with power recline heated rear seats and heated third row seats

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‡ With Dynamic Launch engaged.

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Key features, standard features.

Electric Hybrid

Petrol/Diesel

21" Style 5112

Pixel LED headlights with signature DRL

Fixed panoramic roof

Meridian™ Sound System

Perforated Windsor leather seats

20-way heated electric front seats with power recline heated rear seats

Powered upper and lower tailgate

Soft door close

Park Assist

Wireless device charging

Exterior Features

Heated, electric, power fold door mirrors with approach lights and auto-dimming

Laminated front and toughened rear side glass

Front fog lights

Animated Directional Indicators

Engine Cover

Flush deployable door handles

Rain sensing windscreen wipers

Winter wiper park position

Automatic headlights

Automatic Headlight Levelling

Headlight power wash

LED tail lights

Electric windows with one-touch open/close and anti-trap

Heated rear window

Centre high-mounted stop light

Rear fog light(s)

Acoustic laminated windscreen

Rear wash wiper

Headlights Options

Auto High Beam Assist (AHBA)

Seating and Interior Trim

Multi-function steering wheel

Electrically adjustable steering column

Interior Features

*Sunvisor Dual Driver/Single Passenger

Configurable Cabin Lighting

Non-heated steering wheel

Carpet mats

Illuminated aluminium treadplates with Range Rover script

Extended Leather Upgrade

Bright metal pedals

Centre console with storage and armrest

Three-zone Climate Control

Air Quality Sensor

Cabin Pre-Conditioning

Glove and upper stowage compartment

Easy Boot Loading

Driver and passenger front seat armrests

Rear centre armrest

Front and rear grab handles

Front and rear cupholders

Loadspace cover

Luggage tie-downs in loadspace

Hook(s) in loadspace

Loadspace light

Noble Chrome controls

Non-Smoker's Pack

Infotainment

13,1" Touchscreen

Digital Audio Broadcast (DAB) radio

Wireless Apple CarPlay®

Wireless Android Auto™

Interactive Driver Display

Online Pack with Data Plan

USB socket(s)

12V power socket(s)

Voice control

All Terrain Info Centre

Bluetooth® connectivity

Bluetooth® streaming

Wi-Fi Enabled with Data Plan

Convenience

Keyless Entry

Auto-dimming interior rear view mirror

Engine pre-heater 110V

Driver Assistance

Emergency Braking

Blind Spot Assist

3D Surround Camera

Adaptive Cruise Control with Steering Assist

Driver Condition Response

Lane Keep Assist

Front and Rear Parking Aid

Rear Collision Monitor

Rear Traffic Monitor

Traffic Sign Recognition and Adaptive Speed Limiter

Occupant Protection Assist

Electric Parking Brake (EPB)

Emergency Brake Assist

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)

Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD)

Transmission and Dynamics

All Wheel Drive (AWD)

All Wheel Steering

8-speed Automatic Transmission

Terrain Response 2

All Terrain Progress Control (ATPC)

Electronic Air Suspension

Automatic Access Height

Open Differential with Torque Vectoring by Braking

Adaptive Dynamics

Hill Descent Control (HDC)

Hill Launch Assist

Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)

Electronic Traction Control (ETC)

Low traction launch

Roll Stability Control (RSC)

Cornering Brake Control (CBC)

Electric Power Assisted Steering (EPAS)

Gearshift paddles

Twin-speed transfer box (high/low range)

Trailer Stability Assist (TSA)

Electrical towing preparation

Front and rear recovery eyes

Safety and Security

Secure Tracker (12-month subscription)

Perimetric alarm

Side repeater indicators in mirror

Customer Configurable Autolock

Customer Configurable Single Point Entry

Power operated child locks

Rear ISOFIX

Front airbags, with passenger seat occupant detector

Front side airbags

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• P550e Petrol Plug-in Hybrid
• D300 Diesel Mild Hybrid
• D350 Diesel Mild Hybrid
• P360 Petrol Mild Hybrid
• P400 Petrol Mild Hybrid
• P530 Petrol Mild Hybrid

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Range Rover SE features, plus:

22" Style 7023

Meridian™ 3D Surround Sound System

Semi-Aniline leather seats

20-way heated and ventilated electric front seats with power recline heated and ventilated rear seats

Powered gesture tailgate

Non-heated windscreen

Cabin Air Purification Pro

Head-up Display

Auto-folding loadspace cover

Range Rover HSE features, plus:

22" Style 1073, Diamond Turned with Gloss Dark Grey contrast

Digital LED headlights with signature DRL and Image Projection

Sliding panoramic roof

Meridian™ Signature Sound System

24-way heated and cooled, massage electric front seats with Executive Class rear seats

Black brake calipers

Autobiography Exterior Pack

Versatile loadspace floor

Four-zone Climate Control

Illuminated metal treadplates with Autobiography script

Laminated front and rear side glass

Solar attenuating windscreen

Autobiography badge

Heated steering wheel

Illuminated seat belt buckles

SV Bespoke carpet mats

SV Bespoke Full Extended Leather Upgrade

Twin-blade sunvisors with Illuminated vanity mirrors

Electric rear side window sunblinds

ClearSight interior rear view mirror

Configurable Programs

Range Rover Autobiography features, plus:

22" Style 7023, Diamond Turned with Gloss Dark Grey contrast

SV Semi-Aniline leather seats

SV Exterior Accents

Illuminated metal treadplates with SV script​

Heated windscreen

SV exclusive metal plated elements

SV exclusive front bumper and grille design

New white ceramic badge with black SV roundel

SV etched roundel on side gill inserts

SV exterior badge

SV branded puddle lamps

24-way heated and cooled, hot stone massage electric front seats with Executive Class Comfort Plus rear seats

Electronic Air Suspension with Dynamic Response Pro

Electronic Active Differential with Torque Vectoring by Braking

Adaptive Off-Road Cruise Control

Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

Tyre Repair System

• P615 Petrol Mild Hybrid

AM/FM radio

*Android Plug-in-Box

Heated washer jets

Mohair mats with leather binding

13,1" Rear Seat Entertainment

Power Assisted Doors

Tailgate Event Suite with leather cushions

Front centre console refrigerator compartment

Domestic plug socket

Garage Door Opener (HomeLink®)

Intrusion sensor

Loadspace Removable Spare Wheel

Reduced section alloy spare wheel

†† View WLTP figures.

The figures provided are as a result of official manufacturer's tests in accordance with EU legislation with a fully charged battery. For comparison purposes only. Real world figures may differ. CO 2 , fuel economy, energy consumption and range figures may vary according to factors such as driving styles, environmental conditions, load, wheel fitment, accessories fitted, actual route and battery condition. Range figures are based upon production vehicle over a standardised route.

± The figures provided are NEDC calculated from official manufacturer’s tests. Figures may vary according to environment and driving style. For comparison purposes only. Real world figures may differ.

‡ With Dynamic Launch engaged.

△ Includes a 75kg driver, full fluids and 90% fuel.

▲ Includes full fluids and 90% fuel.

◇ Range Rover SV LWB Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) and Maximum vehicle and trailer combination (GTW) is reduced by 30kg when the SV Signature Suite is specified.

✧ Dry: Volume as measured with VDA-compliant solid blocks (200mm x 50mm x 100mm).

✦ Wet: Volume as measured by simulating the loadspace filled with liquid.

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What is Range Rover’s Autobiography trim?

October 14, 2015 by carwow staff

The Range Rover has been one of the ultimate expressions of luxury motoring ever since the first model was released back in 1970. Now in its fourth generation, it competes with the finest executive saloons, offering a comfy ride, and smooth, refined power from a selection of V6 and V8 petrol and diesel engines.

Both the Range Rover and Range Rover Sport are available in several different trim levels, one of which is Autobiography. So what does it offer, and where does it fit into each respective range?

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There are three distinct trim levels for the Range Rover – Vogue, Vogue SE and Autobiography. The Sport is available in HSE, Autobiography or ultra-sporty SVR variants. The Vogue is overflowing with advanced in-car tech, fine materials and a huge selection of exterior colours and alloy wheel designs.

The Autobiography, however, adds numerous standard features which are optional further down the range. Those looking for a more accommodating rear seat experience can opt for the Autobiography Long Wheelbase (LWB) for an additional £7,400. For an extra £9,050 on top of the cost of the Vogue SE, the Autobiography gains:

Semi-aniline leather upholstery –  while many car interiors feature leather coated with a pigment to colour its surface, aniline leather uses soluble dyes that soak into the hide. This lends the surface a softer, more natural finish, and reveals the natural grain of the leather more prominently.

Winged headrests –  These soft, pillow-like headrests are electrically adjustable, and can wrap around the back of your head for the ultimate in squishy splendour.

Four zone climate control –  allows each passenger to individually adjust the temperature settings. In lesser models a three-zone system is fitted, forcing the rear seat passengers to agree on one temperature.

Illuminated tread plates –  upon opening the doors, occupants are treated to aluminium-trimmed door sills, with glowing “Autobiography” script.

Surround camera system –  a series of cameras allow the central screen to display a bird’s-eye view of the car to the driver – ideal for parking or navigating through tight spaces.

On-board WiFi –  allowing users to surf the web while on the move.

Remote pack heat with timed climate –  the car can be pre-heated or chilled, based on a timer system. It can be set to perform the process weekly, or as a single event up to 16 days in advance.

Rear seat entertainment –  Includes two 10.2-inch screens mounted to the back of the front seats, two pairs of headphones, a remote control and additional 12V and USB ports. This is fitted as standard to the LWB, and is optional for the regular Autobiography.

Still not plush enough?

Beyond the standard Autobiography is the SVAutobiography. Often defined by its two-tone paint finish, it adds further luxurious features and customisation options, and is positioned to take on ultra-high end SUVs like the Bentley Bentayga . It’s priced from approximately £150,000.

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Consumer reviews

Read what other owners think about the 2018 land rover range rover autobiography suv., most helpful consumer reviews, nightmare ownership experience, edmunds summary review of the 2018 land rover range rover autobiography suv.

• Minor design tweaks have been made to the exterior and interior
• A second touchscreen replaces many of the controls
• New top-of-the-line seats are available
• SVAutobiography Dynamic trim gets a slight bump in horsepower
• Part of the fourth Range Rover generation introduced for 2013

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Excellent balance of off-road ability and luxury
• Pro: A wealth of interior and exterior options for customizing
• Pro: Long-wheelbase variant provides additional rear legroom
• Pro: Available with a diesel engine
• Con: Large wheels can bring vibration and noise into the cabin at highway speeds
• Con: Capability means compromise, and highway steering may be too heavy for some
• Con: Standard engine's modest power may disappoint

Which Range Rover does Edmunds recommend?

Full edmunds review: 2018 land rover range rover suv.

Vehicle overview

What's big, powerful, luxurious, capable, high-tech and has a price range that starts with "sticker shock" and ends in "VH1 Behind the Music spending habits"? That would be the 2018 Land Rover Range Rover. It's a go-anywhere SUV luxury that can be specced to meet the most demanding standards.

Luxury and capability are the two big watchwords for the Range Rover. The interior will swaddle you in leather, wood and high-resolution displays. Meanwhile, a host of available off-road upgrades — including a trick traction control system — means this SUV can tackle terrain most drivers prefer to enjoy from the safety of a scenic overlook. There are a few weaknesses, such as a lackluster base engine and oversize wheels that don't help the ride quality, but considering all the vehicle's strengths it's easy to understand the cachet the Range Rover has earned.

In some ways, the Range Rover is in a class of one, but there are competitors worth considering. The Mercedes-Benz GLS offers a similarly potent combination of luxury and performance, though not the same level of off-road capability. The Lexus LX 570, meanwhile, is capable off-road but comes up short in on-road comfort. Of course, if you're looking at the top-tier Range Rover SVAutobiography Long Wheelbase, you might also consider the Bentley Bentayga.

Yet part of the Range Rover's enduring appeal is its ability to be anything from a school taxi to a limousine that can crawl a respectable distance up Mount Kilimanjaro to something that can embarrass some sports cars in a straight line. It all depends on how deep your pockets are.

2018 Land Rover Range Rover models

The Range Rover's base version comes with your choice of a supercharged 3.0-liter V6 (340 horsepower, 332 pound-feet of torque) or the Td6 version that has a turbocharged, diesel-powered 3.0-liter V6 (254 hp, 443 lb-ft). An eight-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive are standard.

Unlike other variants, there is no optional upgraded seat package, and a panoramic roof is only available as an option in this standard trim. Even still, LED headlights, front and rear parking sensors, three-zone climate control, and a 13-speaker Meridian sound system are standard. So is Land Rover's InControl Touch Pro Duo infotainment system with a 10.2-inch infotainment touchscreen and a second touchscreen to handle other cabin controls such as climate and seating adjustment.

Plus, many options are available to get your base Range Rover equipped nicely, including active safety features and driver aids, an upgraded stereo, a rear-seat entertainment package with two 8-inch screens, and a towing package.

Next up is the Range Rover HSE that includes a few more standard features such as 20-inch wheels, a power liftgate, soft-close doors, upgraded 20-way power-adjustable front seats, and access to a greater catalog of options. You can get the HSE with either the Td6 diesel V6 from the standard model or a powered-up version of the turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 (380 hp, 332 lb-ft).

Next is the Range Rover Supercharged , which is powered by a supercharged 5.0-liter V8 (518 hp, 461 lb-ft). The Supercharged variant comes with 21-inch wheels, a more capable Terrain Response 2 system and All-Terrain Progress Control, which is basically the off-road version of cruise control. These off-road systems are available as optional extras on the lower trim levels.

The next rung up is the Range Rover Autobiography . The Autobiography packs the same supercharged V8 as the Supercharged, and it features significantly more content, such as a surround-view camera system, a 29-speaker Meridian sound system, 24-way power-adjustable heated and ventilated front seats, and heated and ventilated rear seats with remote power-folding. It also includes a gesture-operated sunblind for the panoramic sunroof and standard driver assist systems such as blind-spot monitoring and lane departure intervention.

If you want the sportiest Range Rover, go with the Range Rover SVAutobiography Dynamic . It uses an uprated version of the 5.0-liter supercharged V8 gasoline engine and produces 557 hp and 502 lb-ft of torque. The Dynamic variant also features a lowered ride height and a more aggressive on-road suspension calibration.

The long-wheelbase models all share the same extended chassis. The Range Rover's wheelbase is lengthened by 7.8 inches, and rear-seat legroom grows by slightly more than 7 inches. Otherwise, they feature similar setups as their short-wheelbase twins. As the top dog, the SVAutobiography LWB comes with reclining executive-class seats, which includes deployable tables, a center console cooler with glasses, and a rear-seat entertainment system.

Trim tested

Each vehicle typically comes in multiple versions that are fundamentally similar. The ratings in this review are based on our road test of the 2016 Land Rover Range Rover HSE TD6 (turbo 3.0L V6 diesel | 8-speed automatic | AWD).

NOTE: Since this test was conducted, the current 2018 Land Rover Range Rover has received some revisions, including a revised InControl Touch Pro Duo navigation and entertainment system and the new Terrain Response 2, an automated driving mode system. Our findings, however, remain broadly applicable to this year's Range Rover.

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The Land Rover Buying Guide: Every Model, Explained

Rugged and synonymous with prestige, Land Rovers fit in on the trails and on Rodeo Drive.

By Tyler Duffy

Welcome to Brand Breakdown , a series of comprehensive yet easy-to-digest guides to your favorite companies, with insights and information you won’t find on the average About page.

A History of Land Rover

Land Rover is a British automaker that produces luxury four-wheel-drive vehicles. The brand technically began in 1948 when the Rover Company launched the Land Rover Series of off-road vehicles. British Leyland took the brand upmarket with the Range Rover in 1970 and branched off Land Rover into a distinct brand from now-defunct Rover in 1978. Land Rover was later owned by BMW and Ford. Current owner Tata Motors bought Land Rover from Ford in 2008, merging it with Jaguar to form Jaguar Land Rover .

Land Rover has gone full-on luxury these days, but the brand maintains its reputation for off-road capability. Land Rover does not give its vehicles “Trail Rated” badges like Jeep ; it’s presumed — since they carry the name Land Rover — that they are able to do that (yes, even the Evoque). The flipside is Land Rover’s not especially stellar reputation for reliability.

In 2021, Jaguar Land Rover embarked on a new product strategy called “Reimagine .” The Land Rover lineup will shift dramatically toward electrification. Land Rover plans to launch its first EV in 2024 and six within the next five years. By 2030, Land Rover expects every model to have an EV option and EVs to make up 60 percent of Land Rover sales.

Wait, Isn’t Land Rover a “House of Brands” Now?

Sort of. Jaguar Land Rover recently rebranded itself as “JLR,” and as part of that change, the company announced a new “House of Brands” strategy that will see it become four brands (Range Rover, Defender, Discovery, Jaguar) instead of the traditional pairing of Jaguar and Land Rover.

What does this mean for Land Rover? Not a lot, really.

Buyers won’t notice anything different. Range Rover, Defender and Discovery vehicles will still carry Land Rover badging, and you will still visit a Land Rover dealer to buy them. Effectively, what this does is diminish Jaguar — set to become a more low-volume, high-end EV brand — within the portfolio in favor of the more popular Land Rover wing.

Land Rover Terms You Should Know

HSE: Stands for “High Specification Equipment.” This is a higher-than-standard trim level offered on most Land Rover models. SVO and SVR: SVO stands for “Special Vehicles Operations,” the brand’s high-performance wing. The highest-performance vehicles under the SVO wing replace the O with an R, which stands for “racing.” SVO and SVR trims aren’t available across the board, but vehicles that sport the trim level are, in scientific terms, “fun as hell.” Autobiography : This is a Range Rover trim offered on the Range Rover, the Range Rover Sport and the Evoque. This trim is fancy. It will have luxury finishes, an array of standard features and come at a significantly higher price point. Dynamic: This is a term affixed to Range Rover trims. These cars are more aggressive and dynamic than non-dynamic trims. That can mean styling. It can also mean a more powerful engine. Range Rover: Land Rover has equity in “Range Rover” as a luxury brand. Thus, four of the seven vehicles are “Range Rovers.” These cars tend to be referred to as just “Range Rovers” because “Land Rover Range Rover X” is a mouthful. Sport : Smaller version. The Range Rover Sport is smaller than the Range Rover. The Discovery Sport is smaller than the Discovery.

The Land Rover Buying Guide

Range rover.

The Range Rover is Land Rover’s flagship, full-size luxury SUV. The first model was one of the most influential cars ever built . The current fifth-generation model is all-new for 2022 . And with the new House of Brands strategy you can, officially, just call it a Range Rover and avoid the Land Rover Range Rover mouthful.

The Range Rover comes in standard wheelbase (SWB) or long wheelbase (LWB) versions with the option for a third row of seats. Currently, you can order a Range Rover with either inline-six or V8 powertrains. A six-cylinder PHEV version entered the lineup for the 2023 model year. Four-wheel steering is now standard across the lineup. The price tag now starts above $100,000.

Body Style: SUV

Seating: 5 or 7

SWB Models:

• Range Rover SE
• Range Rover Autobiography
• Range Rover SV

LWB Models:

LWB 7-Seat Models:

• Autobiography
• Turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six (395 hp)
• Turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six plug-in hybrid (542 hp)
• Turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 (606 hp)

Base MSRP: $107,400

• Range Rover Sport

The Range Rover Sport is a midsize SUV. It’s smaller, cheaper and — as the name suggests — can be optioned out to be a bit sportier than its flagship sibling. The third-generation is all-new for the 2023 model year . There are currently four engines available: two turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six variants, a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six PHEV and a twin-turbo 4.4-liter V8.

• Range Rover Sport Dynamic
• Range Rover Sport Autobiography
• Range Rover Sport SV
• Turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six (355 hp)
• Turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 (626 hp)

Base MSRP: $83,600

Range Rover Velar

The Range Rover Velar is Land Rover’s more premium luxury compact crossover. Land Rover calls it “the Avant-Garde Range Rover.” It debuted as an all-new model in 2017. The Range Rover Velar is more road-going and style-oriented than other Land Rover vehicles with sleek lines and recessed door handles. It can be fitted with either a four or six-cylinder gas engine.

Body Style: Crossover SUV

• Range Rover Velar S
• Range Rover Velar Dynamic SE
• Range Rover Velar Dynamic HSE HSE
• Turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four (247 hp)

Base MSRP: $61,500

Range Rover Evoque

The Range Rover Evoque is a subcompact luxury crossover. It’s Land Rover’s smallest and cheapest model that still carries Range Rover branding, with a price tag still technically under $50,000. The current second-generation model debuted in 2018. R-Dynamic versions offer a bolder, sportier style. All versions use a 246 hp 2.0-liter inline-four engine.

• Range Rover Evoque S
• Range Rover Evoque Dynamic SE
• Turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four (246 hp)

Base MSRP: $49,900

Land Rover Discovery

The Land Rover Discovery is Land Rover’s less premium (but still quite premium) midsize SUV. It is less luxurious and more family-oriented than the Range Rover Sport. The current third generation (or fifth iteration) Discovery debuted for 2017. The Disco is one of the best SUVs for towing , with a pickup truck-like 8,201-pound rating. A seven-seat, three-row interior setup is standard, and a two-row version is optional.

• Land Rover Discovery S
• Land Rover Discovery Dynamic SE
• Land Rover Discovery Metropolitan Edition
• Turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four (296 hp)

Base MSRP: $59,900

Land Rover Discovery Sport

The Land Rover Discovery Sport is a compact SUV. It is the entry-level Land Rover with a base price starting at $44,600. The current generation debuted in 2014 as a replacement for Land Rover’s smaller LR2. The Discovery Sport can (somehow) be fitted with a small third row of seating.

• Land Rover Discovery Sport S
• Land Rover Discovery Sport Dynamic SE

Base MSRP: $48,900

Land Rover Defender

The Land Rover Defender is Land Rover’s original overland vehicle, the British equivalent of the Jeep Wrangler . Before 1983, it was just known as the “Land Rover.” Land Rover produced a brief run of “NAS” Defenders sold in North America from 1993 to 1997. JLR discontinued the body-on-frame Defender’s continuous production run in 2016. Land Rover revived the Defender nameplate in 2020 with a new unibody SUV. It won the World Car Design of the Year award for 2021 .

The Defender now comes in three body styles: a two-door Defender 90, a four-door Defender 110 and a three-row Defender 130 . The numerical designations no longer track precisely with the Defender wheelbase. It comes with inline-four, inline-six or now a supercharged V8 powertrain .

D90 Models:

• Defender 90
• Defender X-Dynamic
• Defender V8
• Defender V8 Carpathian Edition

D110 Models:

• Defender 110

D130 Models:

• Defender 130 V8
• Defender 130 Outbound
• Supercharged 5.0-liter V8 (518 hp)

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Range Rover HSE vs Autobiography: which model is better?

• May 1, 2023
• March 22, 2024

Two of the most popular trims are the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography, so let’s take a closer look at the differences.

The Range Rover HSE is a step up from the base model with a 3.0-liter V6 engine with many features making the upgrade worthwhile. The Range Rover Autobiography is the top of the line model with a 5.0-liter V8 engine with every feature imagined included.

However, all these bells and whistles come at a steep price, so it’s important to consider whether the extra features are worth the additional cost.

Let’s take a look further at the comparison of the Range Rover HSE vs Autobiography.

Range Rover HSE vs Autobiography: what’s the difference?

If you’re in the market for a luxury SUV, you might be considering the Range Rover HSE or Autobiography.

Here are key points we’ll cover:

• The Autobiography is the more expensive option, but it offers more premium features and a more powerful engine.
• The HSE is more affordable but still offers a comfortable and luxurious ride.
• Both models have similar fuel efficiency ratings, but the Autobiography has a slightly larger fuel tank.
• The Autobiography offers more advanced safety features, such as adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning.
• The HSE is a great option for those who want a luxury SUV without breaking the bank, while the Autobiography is perfect for those who want the ultimate luxury experience.

Both models offer impressive features and capabilities but have some key differences that may influence your decision.

Performance

When it comes to performance, the HSE and Autobiography both offer powerful engines and smooth handling.

However, the Autobiography comes with a supercharged V8 engine that delivers even more horsepower and torque than the HSE.

The Autobiography may be the better choice if you’re looking for the ultimate driving experience.

One of the biggest differences between the HSE and Autobiography is the interior.

While both models offer luxurious amenities like leather seats and wood trim, the Autobiography takes things to the next level with additional features like:

• Executive Class Rear Seats
• Refrigerated Compartment
• Meridian Signature Sound System

The Autobiography is the clear winner if you’re looking for the ultimate in comfort and convenience.

Of course, all of these features come at a price.

The Autobiography is significantly more expensive than the HSE, with a starting price that’s about $40,000 higher.

The HSE might be the better choice if you’re on a budget.

Exterior design

When it comes to the exterior design of the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography, there are some notable differences.

Both models have a sleek and modern appearance, but the Autobiography stands out with its unique front and rear bumpers and it’s premium diamond-turned wheels.

One of the most significant differences between the HSE and Autobiography is the range of colors available.

While the HSE comes in a variety of colors, the Autobiography offers a more extensive range of exclusive colors, including Balmoral Blue and Flux Silver.

The Autobiography also offers a two-tone color scheme, which allows you to choose a contrasting roof color for a more personalized look.

In addition to the standard colors, both models offer a range of optional extras, including black exterior packages and gloss black wheels.

The Autobiography also offers a unique exterior styling package that includes a black contrast roof, black exterior accents, and 22-inch wheels.

Overall, the Range Rover Autobiography offers a more exclusive and personalized exterior design, with a wider range of colors and unique styling features.

However, the Range Rover HSE still offers a sleek and modern appearance, with a range of optional extras to help you customize your vehicle to your liking.

Interior design

When it comes to the interior design of the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography, you can expect nothing but luxury and elegance.

From the finest materials to the latest technology, every detail has been carefully crafted to provide you with the ultimate driving experience.

Both the HSE and Autobiography offer a variety of color options to choose from.

The HSE comes with standard colors such as Ebony, Almond, and Espresso, while the Autobiography offers a wider range of colors including Ivory, Cirrus, Eclipse, ECLP, Espres, PIM, VIN Tan, and Pimento.

The choice of colors available for both models allows you to personalize your vehicle to your taste.

Trim options

The Range Rover Autobiography takes the interior design to the next level by offering a choice of two premium trim options.

The first option is the Perforated Diamond-Cut Semi-Aniline Lthr Seat Trim, which comes with a unique diamond pattern and is available in a range of colors.

The second option is the Perforated Windsor Leather Seat Trim, which is available in Alm, Eclip, Ebny, Pimento, and Cir colors.

The HSE comes with the standard Windsor Leather Seat Trim.

The HSE and Autobiography have the latest technology features to enhance your driving experience.

The infotainment system includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, allowing you to connect your smartphone and access your favorite apps.

The Meridian Sound System is also available as an option, providing a premium audio experience.

In conclusion, the interior design of the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography is a testament to the attention to detail and craftsmanship that goes into every vehicle.

Whether you choose the HSE or Autobiography, you can be sure that you will be driving in luxury and comfort.

Regarding performance, the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography are equipped with powerful petrol or diesel engines that deliver impressive performance on the road.

Let’s take a closer look at the engine performance of these two models.

Both the HSE and Autobiography come with a 3.0-liter V6 supercharged engine that delivers 355 horsepower and 365 lb-ft of torque.

This engine is paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission that provides smooth and responsive shifting.

The Range Rover Autobiography offers an optional 5.0-liter V8 supercharged engine that delivers an impressive 518 horsepower and 461 lb-ft of torque.

This engine is also paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

In terms of acceleration, the HSE can go from 0 to 60 mph in just 6.9 seconds, while the Autobiography can do it in just 5.1 seconds with the V8 engine.

The HSE has a top speed of 130 mph, while the Autobiography with the V8 engine can reach a top speed of 155 mph.

The HSE and Autobiography offer impressive handling and agility on the road, thanks to their advanced suspension systems and all-wheel drive capabilities.

The Autobiography, however, features an adaptive dynamics system that helps to further enhance its performance and handling.

Terrain response

When it comes to off-roading, Terrain Response is one of the most important features of any Range Rover.

It is a system that adjusts the vehicle’s settings to suit different types of terrain, such as mud, sand, or snow.

The HSE and Autobiography trims both come with Terrain Response as standard, but there are some differences in the details.

On the HSE, Terrain Response is a single-speed system that adjusts the vehicle’s settings for five different types of terrain: General Driving, Grass/Gravel/Snow, Mud/Ruts, Sand, and Rock Crawl.

The system uses sensors to detect the type of terrain you are driving on and adjusts the vehicle’s settings accordingly.

For example, in Sand mode, the system will adjust the throttle response, transmission, and traction control to help you maintain traction in loose sand.

On the Autobiography, Terrain Response is a two-speed system that adds an additional mode for more extreme off-roading.

In addition to the five modes on the HSE, the Autobiography also has a Low Range mode for crawling over rocks or steep inclines.

Low Range mode reduces the vehicle’s speed and increases its torque, making it easier to navigate difficult terrain.

Overall, both the HSE and Autobiography trims offer excellent off-road capabilities thanks to Terrain Response.

The Autobiography’s additional Low Range mode may give it a slight advantage in extreme off-roading situations, but for most drivers, the HSE’s single-speed system should be more than sufficient.

Brake calipers

When it comes to the brake calipers on the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography, there are some notable differences.

The HSE comes with Evoque size brake calipers, while the Autobiography comes with Brembo calipers.

Brembo is a well-known brand in the automotive industry and is often associated with high-performance vehicles.

The Brembo calipers are larger and more powerful than the Evoque size calipers found on the HSE.

This means that the Autobiography will have better braking performance than the HSE.

However, it’s important to note that the HSE is still equipped with quality brake calipers.

The Evoque size calipers are still more than capable of providing reliable and effective braking.

In addition to the differences in performance, there are also differences in appearance.

The Brembo calipers on the Autobiography have a distinctive red color, which can add a sporty and aggressive look to the vehicle.

The Evoque size calipers on the HSE are not as eye-catching, but still have a sleek and stylish appearance.

Overall, while the Autobiography’s Brembo calipers do offer better braking performance, the Evoque size calipers on the HSE are still a quality option.

The decision between the two ultimately comes down to personal preference and driving needs.

Here is a quick comparison of the brake calipers on the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography:

Parking assist

When it comes to parking, the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography models come with a range of advanced features to make the task easier and more efficient.

One of these features is Parking Assist, which can help you park your vehicle with greater precision and ease.

With Parking Assist, you can rely on your Range Rover to find an appropriate-sized parking spot and park itself fully.

The system relies on several sensors placed around the vehicle to detect the space and ensure that the SUV won’t get too close to other cars or obstacles.

Once you have switched on the Parking Assist feature, it uses sensors around your Range Rover to measure up potential parking spaces as you drive past.

Once it has detected a space that is 20% or more greater than your vehicle, it asks you to stop, let go of the steering wheel, and select reverse gear via the touchscreen.

The system will then take over and steer the vehicle into the parking space.

Parking Assist can be especially useful when parking in tight spaces or parallel parking, where it can be challenging to judge the distance between your vehicle and other cars or obstacles.

With Parking Assist, you can park your Range Rover with greater accuracy and confidence.

It is worth noting that Parking Assist is not a substitute for safe driving practices.

It is still important to remain alert and aware of your surroundings while parking your vehicle.

Parking Assist is simply a tool to help make the task of parking easier and more efficient.

What is special about the Range Rover autobiography?

The Range Rover Autobiography is a top-of-the-line trim level that offers exceptional luxury and customization. It comes with various high-end features and upgrades, such as premium leather seating, advanced infotainment systems, and advanced safety features. Additionally, the Autobiography allows for a high degree of personalization, with various color and material options available.

What does HSE mean on Range Rover?

HSE stands for “High Specification Equipment” on a Range Rover. It is a trim level that includes a range of luxury features and upgrades, such as leather seating, premium sound systems, advanced safety features, and high-tech infotainment systems. The HSE trim level is typically considered a step up from the base model regarding luxury and performance.

What is the difference between Range Rover SV and autobiography?

The Range Rover SV and Autobiography are both top-of-the-line trim levels, but the SV is focused on high-performance upgrades. In contrast, the Autobiography focuses on luxury features and customization. The SV has a powerful engine, advanced suspension systems, and sporty styling upgrades. Autobiography, on the other hand, offers a range of luxury features and customization options, such as premium leather seating and advanced infotainment systems.

What are the levels of Range Rovers?

Range Rovers typically come in several different trim levels, which vary in luxury features and performance upgrades. The exact trim levels may vary depending on the model year and region, but some common Range Rover trim levels include the base model, SE, HSE, Autobiography, and SV Autobiography. Additionally, some models may offer sport-oriented or off-road-oriented trim levels, such as the Range Rover Sport or Range Rover Velar.

When it comes to choosing between the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography, it ultimately comes down to your personal preferences and budget.

Both models offer exceptional performance, luxurious interiors, and advanced technology features.

Ultimately, the choice between the Range Rover HSE and Autobiography comes down to your personal preferences and budget.

Consider your needs and priorities, and test drive both models to see which one feels like the right fit for you.

No matter which one you choose, you can rest assured that you will be driving one of the most luxurious and capable SUVs on the market today.

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10 Awesome Facts About The Range Rover SV Autobiography

The Range Rover SV Autobiography will literally take you anywhere you want to go, and it'll do so in style.

Range Rovers have forever been known for their luxury . They are often the first choice for anyone who cares about nothing more than a smooth ride and great tech. The SV Autobiography editions of the Range Rover lineup provide this and then some, with only the highest quality materials, and the most up-to-date tech for a truly premium experience.

Advanced entertainment, comfort, and convenience features are provided on these models, with added exclusivity in the form of some styling options and added flourishes. Below are some awesome facts about the Range Rover SV Autobiography and some of its greatest features.

10 Driver Assistance

Range Rovers have always been one of the top choices in the luxury SUV category, and part of its popularity is due to the technology and driver assistance features . The Range Rover SV Autobiography is no different, due to it being the top of the line model.

There are a range of driver assistance features available on the SV Autobiography, including the Drive Pack with Blind Spot Monitor, Driver Condition Monitor, Adaptive Speed Limiter and Traffic Sign Recognition. The Pro Pack offers even more with Lane Keep Assist, Blind Spot Assist and Adaptive Cruise Control and High-Speed Emergency Braking. The Park Pack also features a 360-degree Rear Traffic Monitor and Parking Aid, as well as Clear Exit Monitor alerts.

9 Exterior Features

The exterior features on the Autobiography are nothing short of exquisite. The Autobiography is the best in class, and with that comes some extra tweaks and flourishes, just to let others know you only shop for the best.

For an especially distinct look, nine exclusive color options are available on this model, as well as some exclusive badges. The hood and tailgate even have their own black detailing with a copper finish to further elevate this cars premium status.

8 Luxury Interior

The interior is perhaps where the Range Rover Autobiography editions shines the most. After all, luxury cars are about feeling and class , and nothing says cheap like poor quality materials and bad build quality. Luckily, this is far from what the Range Rover's interior is like.

The interior is awash with vintage leather, available in multiple colors, including tan. Carbon fiber flourishes are also dotted throughout the cabin and even some copper weave too. The Autobiography Ultimate Edition even has some special badging in the form of a Bespoke Commissioning Plaque on center console.

7 Included Tech And Infotainment

Both driver and passenger will be excited to know that the Autobiography includes a wide range of technology, ranging from driver convenience all the way to comfort and entertainment.

The front seats can be both heated and cooled, as well as providing a so called “hot-stone” massage function. If you opt for the long wheelbase variant, you get your own rear console, tables, and, astonishingly, even your own fridge, which is perhaps the most luxurious thing anyone could ever ask for.

6 Engine Options

Now, we could sit and talk about the Autobiography's luxurious aspects all day, however, it is still a car and that, of course, means there's an engine under the hood. In this instance, the Autobiography was given the best of the best.

In total, there are a whole six engine options available, which is fairly staggering, and these include more modest 300 - 350 hp diesel engines both at 3.0-liters, 400 hp gasoline engines in either a 2.0-liter or 3.0-liter configuration, and finally, two 5.0-liter supercharged V8 engines with either 525 or a monumental 565 hp.

5 Autobiography History

Many may not be aware that the Range Rover Autobiography isn't just a one off, and has actually been around for a number of years now, 26 in fact. The Autobiography was first announced at the London motor show in 1993 and cars went on sale the following year.

The mission statement of the Autobiography is to provide unparalleled Land Rover design and exceptional luxury with the best models available from the legendary manufacturer. The models have also often been massively customizable in the past, providing for a truly bespoke vehicle providing you have the cash.

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4 The Performance

The entry-level 3.0-liter diesel engine will provide decent performance if you aren't willing to opt for the V8, providing a ride that's both smooth and comfortable. However, it should be said that no matter which engine you choose, they are all going to be great, especially the hybrid options which are slightly more expensive.

The V8 on the other hand will provide the best performance with great speed and acceleration, especially for a vehicle of this size and weight. There is more than enough power, meaning that if you want to drive the Autobiography fast, you absolutely can.

3 Driving Modes

Further adding to the versatility of the Range Rover are the available driving modes . These are each tailored to a specific driving experience or to provide some added functionality.

The Speed Lowering mode uses the electronic air suspension to reduce drag and therefore fuel consumption by lowering the vehicle by just over half an inch from normal ride height when the car is travelling above 65mph. Comfort mode unsurprisingly provides added comfort by calibrating the suspension settings. Dynamic mode has a firmer suspension setting for a more dynamic driving style. And finally, the EV mode allows your car to be run on electric power only if you so wish.

2 Off-Road Ability

The Autobiography is a luxury SUV meant to be driven at cruising speeds to provide the passengers with ultimate comfort and luxury. However, if you so wish, the car can easily perform when the going gets tough. There are even included off-road features such as Hill Descent Control, Twin-Speed Transfer Box and Low Traction Launch.

The car's secondary function is that of a tough off-roader which may seem exactly the opposite of what the car is all about, but don't forget, this comes from the makers of the extremely capable off-roaders from Land Rover, and surprisingly, the Autobiography still shares some of the DNA from those vehicles. The versatility of this vehicle leaves competitors quite literally in the dust.

Related: This Is The Best Feature Of The Range Rover Evoque

1 Efficiency

Of course, the efficiency of the Autobiography's huge V8 is less than satisfactory, to put it kindly. However, if you choose to opt for one of the hybrid variants, you may be pleasantly surprised at the level of fuel efficiency that can be achieved from the Range Rover.

The 3.0-liter V6 diesel engine is perhaps the best option for those who are looking for some added fuel efficiency whilst also providing more than adequate performance too.

What’s the Difference Between Range Rover Autobiography and Vogue? Heres the Answer.

When it comes to high-end luxury vehicles, few SUVs can compare to the Range Rover Autobiography and Vogue.

But what’s the difference between the two? Well, you’re in luck! We’re here to tell you all there is to know about the Autobiography and Vogue models of the Range Rover, from their features and specs to their price points.

So, if you’re in the market for a luxurious and powerful SUV, read on to find out which model is right for you!

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Difference Between Range Rover Autobiography And Vogue?

The Range Rover Autobiography and Vogue are two vehicles from the same manufacturer, yet they come with their own set of unique features and advantages.

The Autobiography is the higher-end model, boasting a more powerful engine, luxurious interior, and upgraded technology, as well as a more refined and sophisticated exterior with more chrome and brightwork.

The Vogue is more affordable and still offers the same excellent off-road capabilities and luxury features, but it has a more rugged and utilitarian design, a slightly more basic interior with fewer amenities, and slightly older technology.

Overall, the Range Rover Autobiography is perfect for those who want a vehicle that stands out from the crowd and makes a statement.

The Range Rover Vogue is ideal for those who want to get a Range Rover experience without breaking the bank, as it still has all the same great off-road capabilities and its rugged design is perfect for those who intend to take it off-road.

Is Range Rover Vogue And Autobiography Same?

No, the Range Rover Vogue and Autobiography are not the same.

The Vogue is the flagship model of the Range Rover range and is the mid-level option.

It is a luxurious 4×4 SUV designed for those who want an able, powerful and exquisite vehicle.

Meanwhile, the Autobiography is the top-of-the-line Range Rover with more luxury features like a panoramic moonroof, upgraded leather trim and a rear-seat entertainment system.

It also comes with additional packages and options, such as a long wheelbase, making it even more lavish.

In comparison, the Vogue offers power, capability, and comfort, while the Autobiography offers more luxury features.

Those who want more power and sophisticated features should opt for the Autobiography, while those who are on the lookout for an affordable and practical SUV should go for the Vogue.

What Does Autobiography Mean On Range Rover?

The Autobiography on Range Rover is the top-tier trim level offered by the iconic British luxury automaker.

It is designed to provide the most luxurious, comfortable, and performance-oriented experience possible.

It is the most exclusive trim level available and is usually reserved for those seeking the ultimate Range Rover experience.

The Autobiography trim level offers premium leather seating, advanced infotainment systems, and a wide range of driver assistance technologies to make your Range Rover experience as enjoyable and comfortable as possible.

The exterior of the Autobiography trim level is also designed to stand out, featuring unique chrome detailing, a variety of wheel sizes, and an aggressive stance.

In conclusion, Autobiography on Range Rover is the perfect choice for those looking for the most luxurious, comfortable, and performance-oriented experience available from the iconic British luxury automaker.

It offers a wide range of features, an impressive exterior design, and an array of driver assistance technologies that make it the perfect choice for those who want to get the most out of their Range Rover.

What Are The Different Levels Of Range Rovers?

The Range Rover lineup from British automaker Land Rover is one of the most iconic vehicles available on the market today.

Renowned for its off-road capabilities and luxurious interior, the Range Rover offers a variety of models and trim levels to appeal to different types of customers.

The Range Rover Evoque is the smallest in the lineup, perfect for urban off-roading and with a stylish exterior.

Following the Evoque is the Range Rover Velar, a mid-size SUV with a modern and sleek design, and a luxurious interior.

The Range Rover Sport takes things up a notch with a sporty exterior and a powerful engine.

The Range Rover Sport SVR is the top-of-the-line model, boasting an all-aluminum chassis and a 5.

0-liter V8 engine.

The full-size Range Rover is the last in the lineup, offering a luxurious interior, advanced technology, and plenty of space.

The Range Rover Autobiography is the top trim level, with a wide range of luxurious features and amenities.

No matter which Range Rover you choose, you can be sure you’ll get the perfect combination of performance, luxury, and style.

Is Range Rover Vogue Same As Range Rover?

The Range Rover and Range Rover Vogue are both vehicles that are part of the Land Rover family.

While they have a lot of similarities, they also have some distinct differences.

The Range Rover Vogue is the top-of-the-line model and offers several upgrades compared to the standard Range Rover.

It has a more luxurious interior with heated and cooled front seats, an upgraded leather upholstery, and a premium audio system.

The Range Rover Vogue also has a more powerful engine and an advanced suspension system to provide a smoother ride and better handling.

Furthermore, it has a more powerful braking system for quicker and safer stopping.

Externally, the Range Rover Vogue has a more distinct design with larger alloy wheels, a revised grille, and more chrome detailing.

It also comes with more advanced features such as a panoramic sunroof, a tow bar, and a rear-view camera.

In conclusion, the Range Rover Vogue is the more luxurious and advanced version of the Range Rover.

While they both belong to the same family, the Range Rover Vogue provides several upgrades that make it stand out from the standard Range Rover.

Is The Range Rover Autobiography A Luxury Car?

The Range Rover Autobiography is the ultimate in luxury.

It provides a refined driving experience with a range of advanced technologies.

The Autobiography has powerful engines, a smooth and responsive ride, advanced driver assistance systems, and a beautifully designed interior, with luxurious leather, wood, and metal accents.

The exterior is bold and commanding, with a muscular, athletic shape.

It also comes with top-of-the-line features such as LED headlights, dynamic cruise control , and a Meridian sound system.

All these features make the Range Rover Autobiography a truly luxurious car.

Is Range Rover Vogue Discontinued?

The Range Rover Vogue is not discontinued; it is still in production today.

This luxury SUV was first introduced in 1970 and continues to be one of the most iconic vehicles of all time.

Highly praised for its luxurious interior and exterior design, as well as its advanced off-road capabilities and powerful engines, the current generation of the Range Rover Vogue was released in 2012 and has since been improved with updated technology and greater comfort.

The Range Rover Vogue is a sought-after SUV that appeals to a wide range of customers, from luxury SUV enthusiasts to those who simply want a dependable off-road vehicle.

Furthermore, it is one of the few vehicles that offers a luxurious experience while remaining highly capable off-road.

Recently, Range Rover unveiled a new generation of the Range Rover Vogue, featuring an all-new design, improved technology, and even more powerful engines.

This new generation promises to offer an even more luxurious, comfortable, and capable experience than ever before; the Range Rover Vogue is here to stay.

What Makes The Range Rover Autobiography Different?

The Range Rover Autobiography is an exceptional vehicle that stands out from the rest.

It features a powerful 5.

0L V8 engine that provides a smooth, powerful ride, as well as a host of features such as a panoramic sunroof, heated and cooled leather seats, and a Meridian audio system.

Its exterior design is unique and eye-catching, with its signature black grille, distinctive 20-inch alloy wheels, and sleek body shape.

The interior is equally impressive with two-tone leather upholstery, heated rear seats, and advanced infotainment system.

Safety is also paramount in the Autobiography.

It is equipped with a Blind Spot Monitor, Lane Departure Warning, and Automatic Emergency Braking.

Plus, it has a new Proactive Safety System that helps prevent accidents by warning drivers of potential hazards.

In short, the Range Rover Autobiography is a one-of-a-kind vehicle that offers power, sophistication, and style all in one luxurious package.

Whether you’re looking for a luxurious daily driver or a stylish weekend vehicle, the Autobiography has something for everyone.

What Does Vogue Mean Range Rover?

The term ‘Vogue Range Rover’ is a reference to the special edition of the Range Rover, a luxury SUV produced by the British manufacturer Land Rover.

The term is derived from the fashion magazine Vogue, renowned for its luxurious items such as designer clothing and accessories.

This special edition Range Rover is known for its stylish and luxurious features, often found in the pages of Vogue.

First released in 1970, the Range Rover is a full-size, four-wheel-drive SUV that has become one of the most popular luxury vehicles available.

It boasts a sophisticated suspension system, advanced engine technology and a luxurious interior, featuring leather seating, wood trim and a touchscreen infotainment system.

Not to mention its impressive off-road capability.

The Vogue Range Rover, released in 2013, is a unique version of the classic design.

It comes with a unique exterior paint scheme, a blacked-out grille and 20-inch alloy wheels.

Inside, the Vogue Range Rover is equipped with exclusive wood trim, an upgraded infotainment system and leather seating with embossed Vogue logos.

In summary, the Vogue Range Rover is a luxurious and stylish full-size SUV that stands out from the crowd.

It is equipped with advanced technology, a sophisticated suspension system and a luxurious interior – perfect for those who want to make a statement.

What Year Was Range Rover Autobiography?

The Range Rover Autobiography, introduced in 2003, is the pinnacle of luxury SUVs in the Range Rover lineup.

Luxury and refinement are at the forefront of this model, with its premium materials, advanced technology, and luxurious features.

It’s no surprise that the Autobiography has been highly sought after since its release.

The Autobiography is based on the traditional Range Rover, but it has some key differences, such as a more powerful engine, a more luxurious interior, and a longer wheelbase.

You can also choose to add optional extras, like a panoramic sunroof, rear seat entertainment system, and a rear-seat refrigerator.

This model also features unique styling, including chrome accents, unique alloy wheels, and a range of exterior colors.

The Autobiography also comes with advanced technology features, such as a Terrain Response System, adaptive cruise control, and a semi-autonomous parking system.

Safety features include blind spot monitoring, lane departure warning, and a range of airbags.

The Autobiography is a favorite among Range Rover fans, and it’s easy to see why.

With its luxurious interior, advanced features, and powerful engine, it’s the perfect choice for anyone who wants the ultimate in luxury and refinement.

How Much Is Range Rover Vogue Autobiography?

The Range Rover Vogue Autobiography is the pinnacle of luxury SUVs from the world-renowned Range Rover brand.

Although it comes with an expensive price tag, the exact cost varies depending on the model year, trim level, and any additional options you choose.

According to Edmunds.

com, the base price for a 2020 Range Rover Vogue Autobiography is around $158,200.

This cost does not include any optional features that you may select.

Popular add-ons include a panoramic sunroof, premium audio system, navigation system, and a powered tailgate.

Keep in mind that these additions will increase the base price.

In addition to the vehicle’s cost, you must also consider additional fees such as taxes, registration, and insurance.

Depending on your location, these fees could add up quickly, so make sure to budget for them when budgeting for a Range Rover Vogue Autobiography.

In conclusion, the cost of a Range Rover Vogue Autobiography depends on the model year, trim level, and any optional features you choose.

However, according to Edmunds.

Make sure to factor in additional fees such as taxes, registration, and insurance as well.

Final Thoughts

In conclusion, the Range Rover Autobiography and Vogue have a lot to offer.

Both models offer plenty of power, comfort, and style, but the Autobiography comes with more advanced features and a higher price tag.

If you’re looking for a top-of-the-line luxury SUV, the Autobiography may be the right choice for you.

So, if you’re deciding between the two models, take the time to consider all the features and specs the Autobiography and Vogue have to offer, and make an informed decision that best suits your needs!

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Plug-in Hybrid SUV With The Highest All-electric Range In 2024

As the Jaguar Land Rover group prepares for its all-electric future in the coming years, the British marque has begun rolling out an extensive electrified line-up with some impressive all-electric range claims. The all-new Range Rover Sport P550e enters the competitive PHEV SUV realm as the champion, with a class-leading range claim. The new-generation L461 Sport sits on JLR's MLA-Fex platform, which it designed specifically for full electrification.

The P550e is the top-of-the-range PHEV option and the only hybrid derivative available in the U.S. It replaces the short-lived P440e, but introduces a higher specification, more power, and improved EV capabilities, albeit at a much higher price point. Most luxury carmakers are heavily investing in electrification, but it looks like JLR's unwavering dedication to disbanding the ICE motivates it to create class-leading PHEV options.

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The range rover sport p550e hybrid covers over 50 miles in electric-only mode.

The EPA still needs to test the Range Rover Sport P550e, so we don't have realistic consumption and battery electric range estimates. Range Rover claims that its 31.8 kWh battery is enough to drive the SUV 53 miles before you need to plug it in for recharging.

The previous P440e boasts a 51-mile EPA range estimate. The model features the company's AJ300 twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter straight-six and permanent-magnet electric motor driving all four wheels via an eight-speed automatic transmission.

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This system generates a combined 542 horsepower and 516 pound-feet, resulting in a claimed 4.7-second 0-60 MPH time and 150-MPH top speed. The P550e is an all-new model yet to be tested by reputable publications, so we don't have a realistic indication of how it performs in real-world conditions. For reference, tests reveal the non-hybrid P360 to accelerate from 0-60 MPH in 5.7 seconds, but this only produces 355 horsepower.

The Range Rover Sport P550e Costs $118,200

Range Rover's decision to make its PHEV option a flagship Autobiography trim results in an eye-watering $118,200 starting price, making it significantly more expensive than its European and American rivals. The trade-off is an impressive specification and a near-unrivaled in-cabin luxury experience. Range Rovers are traditionally more expensive options that bridge the gap between premium European manufacturers and more high-end marques from the likes of Bentley and Rolls-Royce.

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The Sport is a more compact variation of the Range Rover , which is also available with the P550e powertrain, boasting a $141,100 starting price. This model is just a bit slower than the Sport, but it boasts similar EV range claims. This information is redundant, however, as Range Rover has already sold its entire P550e allocation in the USA.

The Range Rover Sport P550e Can Tow Up To 6,614 Pounds

The Range Rover Sport appears as an urban crawler, but the brand ensures it has enough gusto to do some hard work as well. The turbocharged PHEV system boasts an impressive, but not class-leading, 6,614-pound towing capacity , and 1,576 payload limit. Its trunk size is 29.5 cubic feet. To make the most of the Range Rover Sport's towing abilities, you'll have to fit the $750 tow hitch receiver and the $450 Advanced Tow Assist package.

You can make the most of its decent payload abilities via various storage and cargo packages. This includes a $5,000 Equestrian Pack, which adds an array of trimmings and equipment you can use for an enjoyable ride across the countryside on your horse. There's also a Convenience Pack, which adds powered gesture control to the tailgate and a cargo space partition net.

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The range rover sport offers a luxurious cabin experience.

The Range Rover Sport's MLA-Flex chassis results in some generous interior space, with the front row accommodating 38.8 inches of headroom, 40.3 inches of legroom, and 60.8 inches of shoulder room. The rear features 39 inches of headroom, 37.7 inches of legroom, and 59.1 inches of shoulder room. If you want to carry some larger items, you can fold the second row down to increase cargo space to 65.7 cubic feet.

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Range Rover prioritizes luxury in the Sport's cabin, as the Autobiography trim lays host to perforated Semi-Aniline leather upholstery, natural black wood veneer, and suede cloth headlining. Sportier or more luxurious finishes are optionally available. Range Rover's catalog is famously diverse , so there is a lot of potential to create a truly individual and unique specification.

Warranty And Reliability

Range Rovers are famous for their undependable mechanical components. Thus far, the Sport appears to embrace a more reliable reputation , as the 2024 model only has one recall attached to it , relating to improperly bonded body panels. Considering its extreme price and poor reputation, Range Rover's standard warranty is a bit of a let-down.

As standard, you get a full warranty covering 48 months or 50,000 miles. This includes all powertrain defects with roadside assistance. It covers corrosion for 72 months over unlimited miles, but its hybrid battery warranty sits way below the industry standard at 72 months or 60,000 miles.

The Range Rover Sport P550e Takes Six Hours To Charge

The Range Rover Sport's 31.8 kWh lithium-ion battery benefits from the MLA-Flex's 160 kW output, affording it impressive charging times for a PHEV. Using a Level One household plug at 110 volts, the battery takes just under six hours to recharge from empty to full. A 240-volt Level Two system takes 3.8 hours.

The Range Rover Sport P550e is one of the very few plug-in hybrids that you can charge using a DC Level Three fast charger . It is limited to 50 kW, so it'll take a full hour to recover 10 to 80 percent of the charge. The Range Rover Sport P550e comes standard with a portable charging cable. The brand offers licensed Level Two wallboxes , which we recommend if you plan to make full use of the car's electrical abilities.

Plug-in Hybrid Alternatives

The Range Rover Sport P550e may be the best plug-in hybrid vehicle available right now, but that doesn't mean there aren't other options out there, especially when it comes to pricing. There are other options from premium brands that are almost as good as the Range Rover and cost half the price. A few examples are:

Porsche Cayenne S E-Hybrid: $100,750

The Cayenne is one of the best luxury SUVs on the market and adding a plug-in hybrid solidifies that notion. While there is a more powerful turbo model, that one is also more expensive, and doesn't offer more range, so the S E-hybrid is the perfect choice. It is the closest competition to the P550e in terms of powertrain and electric range.

Mercedes GLE 450e: $69,500

This packs the full suite of features expected of a Mercedes product with a hybrid powertrain. It has a good electric range of almost 50 miles and has the lowest starting price.

BMW X5 xDrive50e: $73,100

This is currently the only midsize plug-in SUV available from BMW , and it fits right in with this competition. It was refreshed in 2023 and received improvements in many areas, including a new larger battery, but managed to weigh 150 pounds lighter than its pre-facelift model. This is another solid alternative to the Range Rover.

Volvo XC90 Recharge: $71,900

Apart from the Range Rover, this should be one of the best-looking SUVs on sale. Volvo is known to be at the forefront of safety tech and the XC90 Recharge is no different. It also has three-row seating and is easily the most practical hybrid SUV available. It has one of the smallest batteries here, but with an EV range of 42 miles, you're good to go, but it does have the longest charging time.

Lexus RX450h+: $70,580

Some people may want a luxury car, but they also want a brand that's known for reliability and this is where the RX comes in. Lexus has had great success with this midsize SUV with repeat customers, so it only makes sense to give them a version with better fuel efficiency. But it has the smallest battery with the least range and costs as much as the competition.

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