Refreshed Exterior! Spy Photos of the New Land Rover Range Rover Revealed: 112kWh Pure Electric Version with BMW V8

Recently, spy shots of the new Land Rover Range Rover undergoing road testing have surfaced. The new car's exterior design will be adjusted, with configurations and powertrain upgraded simultaneously — the facelift's focus goes beyond just the exterior.

From the spy shots, the internal structure of the test vehicle's headlight clusters has been refreshed, and the front bumper styling has been slightly modified. Even under camouflage, the front grille design remains clearly visible and highly distinctive.

According to official sources, the focus of this facelift goes beyond the exterior — the driver assistance systems, smart cockpit, and chassis tuning will all be optimized and upgraded to comprehensively improve the daily driving experience.

In terms of powertrain, the new Land Rover Range Rover will continue to offer gasoline and diesel engines, with a 48V mild hybrid system as standard.

Additionally, the plug-in hybrid version's performance has been enhanced, with an improved pure electric range. The all-electric version will feature a 112kWh battery pack, while the BMW V8 gasoline version will be retained.

The current Range Rover is equipped with a 3.0-liter inline-six Ingenium gasoline engine and a 160kW electric motor, powered by a 38.2kWh lithium-ion battery pack, delivering a WLTP pure electric range of approximately 113 to 126 kilometers, and approximately 112 to 116 kilometers under CLTC conditions.