Uber Luxury: 2024 Range Rover SV lands in PH

Land Rover PH brings the stunning 2024 Range Rover SV

Looking to get yourself a brand new Range Rover but want something more exclusive and opulent? Well, Coventry Motors Corporation, the official distributor of Land Rover in the Philippines has just revealed what could be the most luxurious version of the fifth-generation luxury SUV.

This is the 2024 Range Rover SV, and it’s even posher than your regular Range Rover. In fact, there are over 1.6 million ways to customize the Range Rover SV thanks to Land Rover’s Special Vehicle Operations (SVO). From the type of leather to the intricate wood panels as well as your preferred ceramic accents, the lucky few will each have a unique vehicle much like a tailor-made suit.

The ceramic accents can be applied on the gear selector and other parts of the cabin and are all finished in Gloss White. They’re the same kind of material one would find on high-end watches which makes it all the more fitting inside the Range Rover SV. They also mentioned that it takes around 10 weeks to finish.

Providing infotainment inside the Range Rover SV is a 13.1-inch Pivi Pro touchscreen media system that supports wireless Android Auto & Apple CarPlay. Audiophiles will also be happy to know that a Meridian sound system comes as standard along with a pair of 13.1-inch rear entertainment displays.

Perhaps the most popular option this luxury barge has is the 2+2 seating called the SV Signature Suite Option. Exclusive only to the long wheelbase variant, this gives rear passengers a massive rear center console that comes with its own touchscreen panel, a pop-up deployable table in the center, and large cupholders that can double as glass-holders (yes you read that sentence correctly).

Other key features available inside the Range Rover SV are 24-way power-adjustable heated/ventilated front seats, personalized wood veneers & fabric finishes in mosaic patterns, Ultrafabrics which are leather alternatives that mimic the tactile look & feel of genuine leather, four-zone climate control, a fridge on the center console to cool or chill drinks, and illuminated aluminum scuff plates with the SV script.

Style-wise, the Range Rover SV looks no different from a regular Range Rover apart from some subtle changes here and there. First up is a slightly restyled bumper and grille design that makes it unique. It also comes with horizontal slots on the lower air intake with full-metal plated bars - an exclusive finish available only on the Range Rover SV.

As for paint finishes, there are 14 colors available which will come with matching contrast hues. Should a customer prefer a custom paint, the SV Bespoke Match will be able to sample any paint finish a customer desires. Prefer something with a bit more legroom and passenger space? As mentioned earlier, the Range Rover SV is available with a longer wheelbase for extra legroom and cargo space.

Massive 22-inch alloy wheels are available although those who prefer to make an even bigger statement can get the optional 23-inch alloy set finished in Satin Black. Digital LED headlights, SV metal-plated exterior accents, and SV badges are also present to remind everyone this is no ordinary Range Rover.

Under the hood, the Range Rover SV is available with various powertrain options. First up is the plug-in hybrid (PHEV) you see here dubbed the P460e which comes with a 3.0-liter Ingenium inline-six turbo that’s assisted by an electric motor and battery pack. The result is a total system output of 460 PS and 550 Nm of torque. It also has an all-electric range of around 120 km based on the WLTP cycle.

Next up is the powerful twin-turbo 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 called the P615. This one doles out a healthier 615 PS and a monstrous 750 Nm of pull. Prefer something more tame? There's also the P400 which is a 3.0-liter Ingenium turbo-gasoline engine that makes 400 PS and 550 Nm of pull. Last but not least is the D350 which is a 3.0-liter turbo-diesel inline-six that produces 350 PS and 700 Nm of torque. All engine variants are coupled to an 8-speed automatic gearbox by ZF.

Besides having a wide array of engines, the Range Rover SV also comes with all-wheel steering for extra agility, an electronic air suspension system, and an electronic differential with torque vectoring.

With over 1.6 million ways to customize the Range Rover SV, the lucky select few that will be able to get one will have plenty of time to customize their vehicle. As for the price, well, that will depend on just how many options are ticked, what type of interior accouterments the SUV will have, as well as unique paint finishes and materials each vehicle will have.

As for this particular Range Rover SV P460e (which has already been spoken for), this one is selling for over PHP 28 million. However, other examples can easily fetch up to PHP 35 million.