Overview
- Jaguar Land Rover unveiled the Range Rover Electric and opened bookings in multiple markets on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, offering short- and long-wheelbase versions and a First Edition line-up.
- The SUV uses twin 260 kW permanent-magnet motors that deliver about 550 PS (≈542 hp) and 850 Nm, a double-stacked 118.5 kWh usable battery on an 800-volt architecture, and claims up to 372 miles WLTP or roughly 333 miles in real-world driving.
- JLR says the pack accepts up to 350 kW DC charging for roughly 10–80% in about 22 minutes and includes thermal management (ThermAssist) plus a Battery Digital Twin for diagnostics and over-the-air updates.
- Production is staged at Solihull on the MLA platform with expanded battery and e-drive capacity in Wolverhampton, after extensive validation (1.5M+ km physical, 250,000+ virtual test hours) and more than 300 patent filings.
- Pricing starts from £154,070 in the UK and about $138,000 in the US, deliveries are planned into 2027, and JLR faces commercial risks from a roughly one-year launch delay, a 2025 cyberattack, US import duties, and weaker demand in some regions.