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This new Range Rover costs how much?
Consider the Range Rover Sport SV range complete (for now) thanks to the addition of a top-spec SV Carbon model priced from £165,045. This makes it nearly £25,000 more than the 'base' Range Rover Sport SV, and while it does pick up lots of extra kit, there are still a few key carbon elements missing from the spec sheet. Advertisement - Article continues below
The new SV Carbon will be available in four 'curated' colours from the SV Premium palette, and includes other elements that are usually optional, such as the chopped carbon exterior package, carbon sleeves over the quad exhaust pipes and 23-inch forged alloy wheels.
The same chopped carbon material is used on many of the interior finishers and seat backs, and is specified alongside the standard SV's range of four interior colour options, including black, red, off-white and a leather-free grey fabric. If you're not a fan of chopped carbon and its granite-like look, you can switch to an optional Twill Carbon Fibre finish, which has a more traditional woven appearance.
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As mentioned, there are a few items missing from the kit list; lots of the SV's high-profile carbon elements are still optional. These include an exposed carbon-fibre bonnet, which is a £4,100 extra, but most conspicuous by their absence are the 23-inch carbon-fibre wheels and carbon-ceramic brakes. Together they add another £16,105 to the list price. With all these options fitted, it takes the SV Carbon's price to just over £185k.
There are no technical changes to the SV Carbon, so the standard car's BMW-sourced 4.4-litre V8 engine still produces 627bhp, channeled through an eight-speed automatic transmission and Land Rover's capable all-wheel drive system. The clever 6D hydraulic suspension system from the Defender Octa is also standard fit.
Rivals include the new Aston Martin DBX S and the Bentley Bentaga S, with hybrid-assisted competitors like the Lamborghini Urus SE, Porsche Cayenne Turbo e-Hybrid and BMW XM also priced at around £200,000.
