Range Rover Electric Is Here: 550 PS, 600 km Range and New Technology
The first fully electric Range Rover has moved beyond prototype testing and is now an official production model. JLR revealed the final Range Rover Electric specification on 2 September 2026.
The vehicle combines the traditional refinement and all-terrain capability of Range Rover with a dual-motor electric powertrain, high-voltage battery technology and a new generation of traction-management systems.
How Powerful Is Range Rover Electric?
Range Rover Electric uses two 260 kW electric motors.
The system delivers up to 550 PS and 850 Nm of torque, providing near-silent acceleration and immediate electric-motor response.
What Is the Range?
JLR quotes a maximum WLTP driving range of up to 600 kilometres.
Actual range will depend on factors including temperature, driving speed, wheel and tyre specification, climate-control use, vehicle load and driving style.
JLR also estimates real-world range of up to approximately 535 kilometres.
118.5 kWh Battery and 800V Architecture
Range Rover Electric uses a double-stacked high-voltage battery with 118.5 kWh of usable capacity.
Its 800V electrical architecture supports high-power DC charging.
According to JLR, the battery can charge from 10 to 80 percent in approximately 22 minutes when connected to a suitable high-power DC charger.
A 10-minute charge can add up to approximately 220 kilometres of WLTP range under suitable conditions.
Does an Electric Range Rover Still Have Off-Road Capability?
Yes. Maintaining Range Rover's traditional all-terrain performance was a central part of the development programme.
The new traction-management system can respond to changes in available grip in as little as 50 milliseconds.
Range Rover Electric also retains a wading capability of up to 900 mm.
How Does EV Maintenance Change?
Without a combustion engine, conventional items such as engine oil and oil filters are no longer part of routine maintenance.
Instead, high-voltage battery systems, electric motors, inverters, thermal management, climate systems, suspension, brakes, tyres and electronic control modules become increasingly important.
The vehicle's weight also makes correct suspension and tyre inspection particularly relevant.
A New Era for Range Rover Service
Range Rover Electric represents a shift toward servicing that combines traditional chassis and mechanical expertise with high-voltage safety, battery diagnostics, software and advanced electronic systems.
At Anıl Oto, we continue to follow the latest Range Rover technologies, technical procedures and developments in electric vehicle systems.