Photo: Land Rover
In a rather surprising move, Land Rover has given the 2021 Range Rover Sport SVR an exclusive touch, with the Ultimate Edition that has just been revealed.
Set to make its public debut at Salon Prive in the UK, on September 1-5, at the SVO (Special Vehicle Operations) stand, it is already available for order at retailers worldwide and has an RRP (recommended retail price) of £123,900 (equal to $169,549) in its home market. The normal SVR, on the other hand, is priced from £101,920 ($139,471).
Offered with exclusive paint combos and tailored interior detailing, the 2021 Range Rover Sport SVR Ultimate Edition can be had in the Gloss Maya Blue and Gloss Marl Grey exterior finishes, exclusive to this model. The paints have fine white glass flake particles in the solid base coat for a star-like sparkle. The Satin Liguarian Black is the third option.
Each hue gets a Gloss Narvik Black contrasting roof, side mirror caps, grille, wing details, and tailgate finishers, and black knurled lettering at both ends with contrasting white edging. The body-colored carbon fiber vented hood is also present, together with a set of 22-inch five split-spoke forged alloy wheels that spin around the black brake calipers.
Windsor leather with contrasting Suedecloth was wrapped around the Performance Seats inside that otherwise have SVR embossing. The rest of the cockpit also sports black anodized paddle shifters, backlit treadplates, and a few other features that further elevate the SUV’s special nature.
Billed as “the fastest, most powerful, and most dynamic Land Rover ever produced,” the Range Rover Sport SVR uses the same supercharged 5.0-liter V8 engine in all versions. The mill develops 567 HP (575 PS / 423 kW) and 516 lb-ft (700 Nm) of torque, enough to rocket it to 60 mph (96 kph) in 4.3 seconds, and up to 176 mph (283 kph).
In case you forgot, the SVR will be replaced, perhaps at the beginning of 2023, as Land Rover is already working on the new-gen Range Rover Sport. The regular versions are expected toward the end of 2022.
Offered with exclusive paint combos and tailored interior detailing, the 2021 Range Rover Sport SVR Ultimate Edition can be had in the Gloss Maya Blue and Gloss Marl Grey exterior finishes, exclusive to this model. The paints have fine white glass flake particles in the solid base coat for a star-like sparkle. The Satin Liguarian Black is the third option.
Each hue gets a Gloss Narvik Black contrasting roof, side mirror caps, grille, wing details, and tailgate finishers, and black knurled lettering at both ends with contrasting white edging. The body-colored carbon fiber vented hood is also present, together with a set of 22-inch five split-spoke forged alloy wheels that spin around the black brake calipers.
Windsor leather with contrasting Suedecloth was wrapped around the Performance Seats inside that otherwise have SVR embossing. The rest of the cockpit also sports black anodized paddle shifters, backlit treadplates, and a few other features that further elevate the SUV’s special nature.
Billed as “the fastest, most powerful, and most dynamic Land Rover ever produced,” the Range Rover Sport SVR uses the same supercharged 5.0-liter V8 engine in all versions. The mill develops 567 HP (575 PS / 423 kW) and 516 lb-ft (700 Nm) of torque, enough to rocket it to 60 mph (96 kph) in 4.3 seconds, and up to 176 mph (283 kph).
In case you forgot, the SVR will be replaced, perhaps at the beginning of 2023, as Land Rover is already working on the new-gen Range Rover Sport. The regular versions are expected toward the end of 2022.
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