Land Rover made some significant updates to the 2024 Model year Range Rover which included upgraded plug-in hybrids and a new V8 option. In this instance the P440e has been upgraded to the P460e thanks to a new 215bhp electric motor adding an extra 20bhp over the previous version improving both its acceleration and it's electric-only range. The upgrades are also present inside the car with an updated 13.1-inch Pivi Pro touchscreen which has enabled Land Rover to remove multiple buttons from the centre console for a cleaner look and now 80% of all functions are within two taps from the homescreen. With some added tweaks to the adaptive cruise control system and the Terrain response the 2024 model year represents the latest and best of what the Range Rover is capable of.

This example is the long wheelbase variant which combined with this engine choice is one of the rarest and most desirable versions of the new Range Rover. Due to the battery placement on the plug-in hybrids there is no 7 seat version available with the benefit of this meaning all LWB plug-in hybrids feature the executive rear seats with the electric deployable centre armrest and rear seat touchscreen controller. With the extra leg room on offer on the LWB the serenity of the quieter hybrid engine is perfectly suited to those that like to be chauffeur driven and travel in absolute luxury and style.