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The first new Range Rover in 10 years features an evolved look, new four-wheel steering, and an available third-row seat.
A fifth-generation Range Rover makes its debut for 2022 in standard- or long-wheelbase form in SE, Autobiography, and First Edition trim.
The new Range Rover's design is even cleaner than the outgoing model's and features flush door handles.
At launch, the two available engines are a carryover 395-hp inline-six with 48-volt hybrid assistance and a new turbocharged 4.4-liter V-8 good for 523 horsepower.
A plug-in-hybrid powertrain featuring an inline-six and making 434 horsepower will arrive shortly after launch and is said to deliver 62 miles of EV driving.
The long-wheelbase model is available with three rows of seats for the first time.
The design again features a floating roof. The taillights appear as vertical black elements until illuminated.
The 13.1-inch central touchscreen runs JLR's Pivi Pro operating system and adds haptic feedback as well as wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Three-row seating is available in the long-wheelbase SE and Autobiography models.
With the optional Tailgate Event Suite, the drop-down tailgate can become a two-person seat.
The Range Rover again uses an air suspension, and the default ground clearance is 11.6 inches.
Standard four-wheel steering reduces the turning circle to 36 feet.
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