Range Rover Sport Specs & Dimensions

Even in its entry-level guise, the Range Rover Sport feels quite plush inside. Leather upholstery, climate control, a heated steering wheel and power adjustment for the front and rear seats come as standard on this spec, as do the upmarket Meridian sound system and adaptive air suspension. It’s worth bearing in mind that you can’t get a plug-in hybrid Range Rover Sport S - if this trim really appeals to you, you can only get it with a diesel engine.

The all-new Range Rover Sport line-up opens with a massive amount of kit. The infotainment system has a 13.1-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto connectivity and Amazon Alexa. Plus there's a high-quality Meridian stereo and wireless charging pad. You sit on sumptuous leather seats, heated with 20-way electric adjustment and memory in the front, heated and power reclining in the back. There's also two-zone climate control, adaptive cruise control, 360-degree 3D camera system, glass roof, etc, etc, etc

This is marked out from the regular SE trim level by a sporty-looking bodykit consisting of deeper bumpers, side skirts and rear spoiler, and the 'dark satin' finish on the 21-inch wheels. Standard features match those of the SE.

You can spot the Autobiography by its contrasting black roof and 22-inch wheels. Step inside over illuminated tread plates and you'll find 'natural black veneer' trim and semi-aniline leather. There's extra features, too, including four-zone climate control; 22-way adjustable, massaging, ventilated front seats; ventilated rear seats; opening panoramic roof; head-up and display and a concert quality surround sound stereo.

SV is the performance halo model of the Range Rover Sport - it was introduced as a limited-edition variant but is now available to order for everyone. The key draw is its 635hp 4.4-litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine and trick ‘6D’ suspension, but it also comes fully loaded with equipment and can of course be customised to the gills.

SV Black brings a monochrome finish to the Range Rover Sport SV - there’s Narvik Black paint and a gloss black exterior package, with black alloy wheels, black brake calipers and black exhaust tips. Even the badging is blacked out and inside, there’s black leather and black trim finishes.

SV Carbon is even more exclusive than the SV or SV Black models, and comes with carbonfibre detailing everywhere you look. There’s a forged carbon exterior pack with an exposed carbon bonnet, carbon-backed sports seats, and a carbon engine cover.