Range Rover Sport SVR Ultimate launched

Land Rover’s in-house Special Vehicle Operations department has added a few bespoke tweaks to the Range Rover Sport SVR, turning the rapid SUV into an even more exclusive offering.

Visual changes headline the Range Rover Sport SVR Ultimate’s introduction, featuring a choice of two solid glass flake paint options for the first time – either gloss maya blue or gloss marl grey – as well as satin ligurian black.

Contrasting the dark paint options, and complementing the light blue, are Fuji white highlights on the Ultimate edition’s side vents and its Range Rover badging – tying in with the Narvik black contrast roof, mirrors, grille and its surrounds to set it apart from standard SVRs.

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Riding on 22-inch wheels, the black alloys sit in front of its black brake calipers – although it’s hard to hide the massive stoppers which have to stop over two-tonnes of 423kw/700Nm British SUV.

Inside the cabin it’s a relatively sedate affair, with a handful of Ultimate touches adding a point of difference to the SVR, including illuminated embossed sill plates and B-pillar badges.

While other options are available, Range Rover recommends the Ultimate with its ebony and cirrus interior, combining black Windsor leather side bolsters with white Suedecloth seat cushions.

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The price for these bespoke differences? Range Rover says the Ultimate will set buyers back $295,470 before on-road costs, a $49,200 premium over the base Sport SVR which retails at $246,270.

Set to be sold locally in limited numbers, deliveries of the Range Rover Sport SVR Ultimate will begin in January 2022.

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