Key highlights
- Range Rover SV Ultra unveiled
- It is the latest flagship Range Rover model
- Gets an electrostatic sound system with haptic feedback
The new Range Rover SV Ultra is based on the standard SV, but the changes focus on providing exemplary comfort and a hi-tech cabin experience to the passengers. Check out its complete details below.
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What makes the Range Rover SV Ultra special?
The new Range Rover SV Ultra does not offer any cosmetic changes, but it focuses on the cabin materials, finishing, and relaxing tech. For starters, the exterior gets a new Titan Silver paint job along with the new 23-inch Satin Platinum finish alloy wheels.
However, the big changes are on the inside, where the SV Ultra features an Orchid White and Cinder Grey dual-tone cabin theme. Additionally, the regular trim parts, including the doors and the dashboard, now feature a rattan palm wood texture. Meanwhile, the centre console and the gear lever are finished in gloss-white ceramic shade.
Meanwhile, a big update is the introduction of a new electrostatic sound system. This system uses 21 thin-film speakers that are integrated smartly at various positions, including the seatbacks, headrests, headliner, and more. These speakers work in sync with the Sensory Floor and the Body and Soul Seats (BASS) to offer a haptic sound feedback via pulsating effects. The latter can also be used to relax the passengers via the 6 wellness modes.
Other key highlights of the cabin include a 13.1-inch infotainment screen, a 13.4-inch digital driver console, individual 13.1-inch rear passenger screens, a head-up display, wireless charging with cooling, mood lighting, a glass roof, AI-enabled voice commands, and more.
Mechanically, it is similar to the standard model. It uses the 4.4-litre V8 twin-turbo petrol engine that develops 537 bhp and 730 Nm. It is paired to an 8-speed AT gearbox and an AWD system. It can sprint 0-100 km/h in 4.9 seconds, and has a top speed of 261 km/h.
