The Range Rover lineup can be a bit mystifying to the average layperson. At the top is the flagship Range Rover, the main ...

It is looking a bit old elsewhere, though, especially beside the Velar and Range Rover. It can't be long before an exterior facelift comes along. The Range Rover Sport is clearly here to evoke (cough) ...

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There's a radical new design due next year. At first glance, the Range Rover Velar looks every bit the modern luxury SUV you'd expect from the British car manufacturer. It's sleek and ...

After that, Range Rover will launch the smaller Sport model. Both will look almost identical to the gas-powered models with the luxury brand’s signature design. The new Velar EV is set to debut ...

The only slight downside is that the Velar doesn’t offer the larger battery of its Range Rover Sport and Range Rover cousins. But does that really matter if you have a home charger and can plug ...

HIGHS Burly supercharged V-8, aggressive exterior styling, off-road capable. LOWS Interior doesn't live up to the price, expensive option packages, glitchy infotainment system. VERDICT It's a ...

JLR has been spotted testing a prototype for an electric vehicle that will take a place in its Range Rover family of luxury SUVs. JLR is known to be planning the reveal of an electric version of ...

The 2025 Land Rover Range Rover Velar comes in 3 different trims, ranging in Canadian pricing from $68,450 to $88,550 while the 2025 Ford Bronco Sport comes in 5 trim levels and its Canadian ...

After the Range Rover Electric and Sport EVs, a smaller electric SUV, likely the Velar will hit the market. Range Rover Velar electric SUV is due out in 2026 The first Range Rover electric SUV is ...

The 2025 Ford Bronco Sport comes in 5 different trims, ranging in Canadian pricing from $38,495 to $48,995 while the 2025 Land Rover Range Rover Velar comes in 3 trim levels and its Canadian ...

Ask the Range Rover Velar, and the answer is no. On paper, the British luxury SUV sits in a strange corner of the car world.