Coming standard across the Range Rover line-up are LED headlights, 22-inch alloy wheels, semi-aniline leather upholstery, a 13.1-inch media screen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a Meridian sound system, sat nav, a digital driver display and head-up display, a power tailgate and proximity key.

The Range Rover's interior is practical, luxurious and modern while retaining a cabin design which remains traditional to this model with its long flat dashboard and low window sills. All grades from the HSE to Autobiography come with semi-aniline leather upholstery.

There are four powertrains to choose from: a six-cylinder diesel known as a D350 and making 258kW; a petrol electric plug-in hybrid making 338kW; a V8 turbo-petrol engine also known as the P530 making 390kW and another V8 petrol above that making 452kW.

The Range Rover comes with five seats or in the case of the long-wheelbase Autobiography - seven seats.

The Range Rover's 0-100km/h time ranges from 4.5 seconds for the standard wheelbase SV grade with the twin turbo V8 to 6.4 seconds for the six-cylinder diesel long-wheelbase Autobiography. Top speed ranges from 217km/h to 250km/h.

The Range Rover can travel from 760km with the V8 petrol engine and up to 1000km with the petrol electric plug-in variant.