Range Rover Sport Prices and Specifications

The so-called base spec Range Rover Sport is beautifully appointed with automatic lights and wipers, electronic air suspension, the Terrain Response system, dual-zone climate control, cruise control, lane-departure warning, keyless entry and go, Windsor leather upholstery, heated front and rear seats and front and rear parking sensors.

Stepping up to HSE Silver brings a fixed panoramic sunroof, 21-inch alloy wheels, matrix LED headlights with signature daytime running lights and privacy glass. In addition, P400e plug-in hybrid models are fitted with the upgraded Terrain Response II system, plus the Adaptive Dynamic system.

This is where things take a sporty turn, because the HSE Dynamic features the Terrain Response II with Dynamic Program and Adaptive Dynamics. There’s also an electronic active differential, and on certain engines you can have the All-Terrain Progress Control, which is a cruise control system for when you’re off-roading.

This is the ideal trim for those who want their Sport to have sportier responses, but to also be a bit under-the-radar and sinister. To that end, it features the Black Exterior Pack, gloss black 22-inch alloy wheels, plus the full-on Ebony interior trim and headlining.

This trim takes all that is entertaining about the HSE Dynamic model, and adds 16-way electrically adjustable and heated front seats, three-zone climate control, the Parking Pack, a different style of 21-inch alloy wheels, suede headlining, and various metal finishes throughout, including on the dashboard and the pedals. There are also metal kickplates.

Autobiography Dynamic gets pretty much the full suite of systems to make your on-road journey as luxurious and entertaining as possible, plus the ability to go far into the back of beyond. There are also 22-inch silver alloy wheels, semi-Aniline leather upholstery, 22-way adjustable seats that are both heated and cooled, and illuminated kickplates.