2022 Range Rover SV and PHEV prices and specs confirmed as order books open

New plug-in luxury SUV offers EV range of 70 miles and seven-seat option for first time

Land Rover has confirmed pricing and specifications for the plug-in hybrid and exclusive SV versions of the new 2022 Range Rover.

Order books for the two variants have opened now, meaning the whole range of the all-new fifth generation luxury SUV is now available to order.

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Prices for the PHEV version start at £103,485, while the SV range costs from £146,200 to £173,200.

Two plug-in hybrid options are on offer - the P440e and P510e.

Both use a turbocharged six-cylinder petrol engine and 105kW electric motor, powered by a 38kWh battery.

The P440e offers 434bhp and 457lb ft while the P510e uses a more powerful version of the engine to produce 503bhp and 516lb ft of torque.

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WLTP testing gives the PHEV an official EV range of 70 miles, which Land Rover says will translate to 54 miles in real-world use. Official emissions figures are as low as 18g/km.

The more powerful P510e will offer a 0-62mph time of just 5.6 seconds.

Unusually for a hybrid, the Range Rover PHEV also benefits from 50kW rapid charging, allowing its 38kWh battery to be charged to 80% in less than an hour.

Alongside the PHEV variants, previously announced mild hybrid petrol and diesel engines will be offered, with a new 523bhp twin-turbo V8 topping the engine line up. A fully electric version will arrive in 2024.

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The P440e and P510e are both available in SE, HSE and Autobiography trim, with prices starting at £103,485 for a P440e SE. All three trims also come in standard and long-wheelbase design, with the option of seven-seats in some variants.

At the opposite end of the spectrum from the P440e SE, the SV badge replaces the SVAutobiography branding for the top-of-the-range Range Rovers.

The SV brings unique materials and design touches to the Range Rover, as well as offering an exclusive four-seat “Signature Suite” long-wheelbase option.

Land Rover says the new Range Rover SV can be configured 1.6 million ways, with two design themes  - Serenity and Intrepid - offering different material and colour palettes and a host of options, including twin 13.1-inch rear infotainment screens.

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SV models are available in standard and long wheelbase designs, including a five-seat LWB configuration for the first time.

They will only be offered with the more powerful PHEV engine, along with the D350 straight-six Ingenium diesel and 523bhp V8.

Mark Turner, commercial director for Land Rover’s Special Vehicle Operations said: “The introduction of the New Range Rover SV is a defining moment for Special Vehicle Operations, inviting our customers to create their very own interpretation of modern luxury and savour our shared passions for exquisite design, craftsmanship and quality.”

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