CEOs and MDs of SME businesses have probably been waiting for this: the all-electric Range Rover.
It offers the opportunity to experience Range Rover luxury and finesse within a low company car tax package – sounds quite the bargain.
And if you want one, then Range Rover is offering the opportunity to get on the pre-order list.
Apart from offering the uplifted modern luxury credentials you would expect from a Range Rover, JLR says it will also provide the go-anywhere capability, towing, wading and all-terrain technology for which the model has become renowned.
Since going on sale in 2021 the latest generation Range Rover has set a new benchmark for desirability. Across the globe, we’re seeing the highest levels of client demand in our 53-year history. Because of this unprecedented success story, we’re now opening the official waiting list for the opportunity to be among the first to place a pre-order for the most anticipated Range Rover of recent times.
Marking a new era for the Range Rover brand: the original luxury SUV is now available as an all-electric model.
Prototype testing is now under way, with engineers targeting the quietest and most refined Range Rover with active road noise cancellation.
New Range Rover Electric will be designed, engineered and built in the United Kingdom, on the flexible Modular Longitudinal Architecture (MLA) in Solihull, alongside existing mild and plug-in hybrid Range Rover vehicles. For the first time, batteries and EDUs will be built and assembled at JLR’s new Electric Propulsion Manufacturing Centre in Wolverhampton, west Midlands, as Range Rover electrifies ahead of its 2039 net-zero carbon ambition.
Key Points About The All-Electric Range Rover
- Prototypes are now being subjected to one of the one of the most rigorous engineering sign-off programmes ever – to confirm capability spanning extreme temperatures, all conditions and every terrain – and wading through up to 850mm deep water
- Engineers are on target to create the quietest and most refined Range Rover ever with a unique active road noise cancellation configuration and sound design, plus cabin comfort levels enabled by its electric underpinnings for serene modern luxury
- 800V architecture will help to enable rapid charging on public networks
- Clients will be offered a seamless electric ownership experience says Range Rover with effortless charging, energy partnerships, software-over-the-air updates and intelligent technology to maximise range
- Range Rover Electric will be built on the flexible Modular Longitudinal Architecture in Solihull, United Kingdom, alongside existing mild and extended-range plug-in electric hybrid Range Rover vehicles, as a new £70m underbody facility opens at the plant
- Batteries and electric drive units (EDUs) will be assembled at JLR’s new Electric Propulsion Manufacturing Centre in Wolverhampton, West Midlands
- SME fleets interested in the new all-electric Range Rover can register their interest here
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