Range Rover GT all-electric fifth member of family

Range Rover GT, the fifth member of their family, will be the first all-electric Range 
Rover from the new EMA platform. It will be manufactured in Halewood, UK 
alongside ICE and hybrid models. Range Rover GT will be available as a battery 
electric vehicle (BEV) initially, with flexibility planned to be added to future vehicles 
through a full Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) option later in the lifecycle. More 
details about the new Range Rover GT will follow later this year.  
 
On the inside, the cabin features technology woven into its layout, with a new single 
screen design paired with a driver display in place of a traditional instrument cluster. 
A concealed air vent runs across the width of the cabin, providing a clear horizontal 
graphic. A woven textile, part of a suite of beautiful materials, wraps the dashboard 
in a single, cohesive gesture – tactile, architectural, and designed to hide speakers 
within its form. Every element has been considered to create a sanctuary of calm, 
with a focus on reduced visual and acoustic noise and natural conversational access 
to more vehicle functions than ever before.  
 
Martin Limpert, Managing Director, Range Rover, said: “The Range Rover 
GT will redefine the grand-touring segment with the ability to deliver beautiful and 
engaging GT poise, proportions and long-distance refinement while offering 
capabilities no conventional GT can match. We have spent the last few years working 
obsessively on the fundamentals of the GT formula, reinterpreted in a sophisticated, 
uniquely Range Rover way. The result is the most car-like, yet unmistakably capable, 
Range Rover ever created, now possible on our electrified EMA architecture – 
complementing our existing powertrain portfolio to deliver a complete set of options 
for every customer need. Its blend of effortless EV performance, first-class long-haul 
refinement and all-terrain capability is pure Range Rover; while its calming interior 
previews our vision of a modern grand tourer.”  
 
Attached picture show prototype vehicles, which are undertaking their final on-road 
testing, in a bespoke camouflage wrap designed by Range Rover in-house creative 
teams. Inspired by the landscape surrounding Gaydon, the home of Range Rover's 
Creative and Engineering teams, the camouflage design uses local topographic 
contours as the basis for a flowing gold pattern that evokes the vehicle's grand 
touring character and sense of journey. Its digital aesthetic draws inspiration from 
the advanced technologies embedded within the vehicle, reinforcing Range Rover GT 
as the most technologically sophisticated Range Rover ever created.