Above & Beyond

The brand-new full-size Range Rover raises the bar for premium transport and redefines the upper-large luxury SUV sector.

-  Kurt Morris

LAND ROVER, SPECIFICALLY THE RANGE Rover line-up, is the company that best embodies both luxury and off-roading. The number of people who mix the Range Rover nameplate with the actual brand is rather astounding. As you may know, wealthy and powerful people have long liked to buy Range Rovers. Because owners prefer to drive it as a wafter on paved roads, the Range Rover's underutilised off-road capability may be the most popular complaint among motorists.

The Range Rover has undergone constant development since its introduction in 1970. The most opulent SUV in the world boasts of extraordinary levels of luxury, inherent power, and design inspiration as well as technical innovations that distinguish it. The first-generation Range Rover-the first SUV to offer permanent four-wheel drive, develop the now iconic continuous waist-line, and create the instantly recognisable floating roof-birthed an icon in 1970. Since then, every generation has continued to innovate while paying tribute to its legacy of producing the most opulent SUV on the planet.

Its name is associated with luxury SUVs with outstanding offroad capability. Furthermore, the new 2022 Range Rover advances in every area, including design, technology, features, and performance.

The fifth-generation Range Rover is completely new, yet it was only available as a 2022 model for a brief period of three months. The updated look is carried over to the 2023 model. It adopts a well-known profile but removes a lot of unnecessary detail to create a design that appears to have been carved from an aluminium billet. It is just as exquisite as always. Smooth surfaces and precise tolerances have now taken the place of the chrome trim.