Range Rover (1969 to Present)

The Range Rover is the definitive luxury SUV, evolving through five generations since its global debut in 1969 into the refined L460 model that remains in production for 2026. This latest generation has moved the nameplate into a new era of "reductive" design, featuring an all-new MLA-Flex architecture that accommodates a range of powertrains from the efficient D350 mild-hybrid diesel to the high-performance P615 twin-turbo V8 sourced from BMW. In the 2026 Australian market, the model’s desirability is headlined by the newly launched SV Black, a "mirror-gloss" flagship that introduces world-first Sensory Floor technology, which uses floor-mounted transducers to vibrate in harmony with the audio system for a deeper wellness experience. The buyer pool in Australia consists of high-net-worth individuals who value the 13.1-inch curved glass infotainment and the prestige of the SV Bespoke programme, alongside corporate executives transitioning to the improved P550e plug-in hybrids for zero-emission city commuting. Locally, market liquidity is exceptionally strong for the long-wheelbase seven-seat variants and the Autobiography trims, as 2026 buyers prioritise their class-leading 3,500kg towing capacity and the exclusivity of a vehicle that remains the primary benchmark for the global luxury SUV segment.

The Range Rover is the definitive luxury SUV, evolving through five generations since its global debut in 1969 into the refined L460 model that remains in production for 2026. This latest generation has moved the nameplate into a new era of "reductive" design, featuring an all-new MLA-Flex architecture that accommodates a range of powertrains from the efficient D350 mild-hybrid diesel to the high-performance P615 twin-turbo V8 sourced from BMW. In the 2026 Australian market, the model’s desirabi… Read more