Range Rover Electric Debuts at Around $140,000 With V8-Level Output

Range Rover has opened orders for its first fully electric SUV, and the entry price lands near $140,000. That figure puts the zero-emission model in the same territory as the brand’s priciest combustion variants, so buyers are being asked to pay a clear premium for the electric drivetrain.

What they get in return, according to the company, is the most complete Range Rover yet built. The electric version is pitched as quieter and more polished on the road than any predecessor, with output that matches what a V8 would deliver. The brand is leaning on refinement rather than raw novelty as its main selling point.

JLR has not yet detailed full specifications such as battery size, range figures or charging times, and those numbers will matter a great deal at this price point. Rivals from other luxury marques are already established in the segment, so the electric Range Rover will need to justify its sticker with more than badge appeal.

For now, the headline is simple: roughly $140,000 buys you the first electric Range Rover, and the company says it drives with V8 authority while running far more quietly.