The only review I've seen to speak on the all electric drive. This is what I wanted to know. Is it any good as an EV for work commutes? Sounds like a YES!
Have had two previous sports and awaiting my new model soon . Only ever had one warranty issue in last two cars and love them . Best cruising suv money can buy 😊😊😊
I find it remarkable that among the roles that a Range Rover is historically supposedly to fill, driving off-road isn't focused on here. I guess that's been handed off to the Defender and less to the Disco.
Would love a RR Sport but the reliability history really does weigh heavy on my mind. No doubt it is a handsome vehicle though. Now, where are the BMW, Audi and MB dealerships…
@@witton6475 not according to the garage trade. The brands you mentioned are always problematic and keep garages very busy (I run one). Auto express magazine, carwow, top gear magazine, car Wizard and many others place Lexus as the most reliable brand. My money would go on a Lexus. But if you want a BMW, Audi or MB crack on and good luck. You'll need it.!
@@bondjamesbond9041 only ever bought a Japanese car once, a Mazda. Supposedly one of the most reliable brands out there. 10 days in DPF failure caused by faulty injector. 10 weeks taken to fix. Local franchised dealer refusing to cover warranty work. Guess it goes to prove it’s not just about the manufacturer but the agent too. No brand is infallible.
My only concern would be the width of these country roads .. People drive too fast ( 60mph ) on these roads as it is .. Look how this vehicle hugs the white lines in centre of road .. That width could be a dangerous and expensive issue .
A good starting point for the bev version , in regards to the phev given its weight and ev range I think a 3 litre diesel version with the same ev battery would sell better for mile munchers and allow free travel into low emission zones by running ev only
Lol I seriously doubt it, after 20+ years of being ranked literally one the lowest for reliability and no change since acquisition from TATA and now plagued by supply chain issues. Now it means getting an unreliable car with huge lead times and then again huge lead times for parts when it inevitably requires fixing....... If the brand didn't have such storing biritsh heritage, it would be dead a long time ago
They haven't They are an absolute disgrace my mate bought one brand spanking new drove out the dealership stopped at the first set of traffic lights 🚥 and it broke down had to be recovered literally 200 yards from the showroom
Reliability is not an issue with LR, as breakdowns are a victimless issue here, LR owners expect it, breakdown services rely on it, dealers profit from it- it is a circle of life. Imagine the conversation at the Hunt Ball- all about how many times the car broke down that day, how many months the car has been off the road that year, how many millions of pounds it costs to get it fixed, and why they have a "brace" of LRs, so that there is always one on the road.
Strange my company runs 15 Sports 2018/21 only six issues needing warranty work...in an average of 30.000 miles per car year, we also ran Audi Q5 six in total and far worse in terms of reliability, seems your rocking a stereotype ...yawn
@@alanwayte432 "Thierry Bolloré, Jaguar Land Rover CEO, made headlines a few months ago when he admitted that reliability and quality issues cost the company 100,000 in sales per year. After detailing the “Reimagine” transformation plan, Jaguar’s boss hits back saying that 2021 results are better but there is still more work that needs to be done. Since he took charge in autumn 2020, Bolloré made it clear that Jaguar Land Rover needs a reboot. His top priority was to improve the British company’s disastrous scores on customer satisfaction, quality, and reliability surveys. In order to fix that, he created the new role of “Executive Director of company quality and customer satisfaction” appointing Nigel Blenkinsop as a member of the board." This is a quote from autocar UK from last year. I'll take Land Rover CEO's word over yours. Even he admits that they have a problem with build quality and reliability.
Sorry but there is too much sheet metal on the lower part of the tailgate. I live near Gaydon and have seen a lot of these in the road and it looks like they forgot to do anything with the tailgate and it leaves a large amount of just.... Nothing...
Calling someone as thick as they come is really ignorant… what a stupid thing to say. Anyway we’ve had 6 jags and RR over the last 7 years and has one unscheduled visit to the garage for a software update The CEO’s comment was an optics damage mitigation… some people are so basic in their understanding of the detail. Incidentally about 20% of the school patents have LR and RR and no noticeable reliability issues. Anyway we love ours , drive brilliantly and feel great.
Even if you get a 7 year warranty, it'll be in the garage more than on your drive, with the massive supply chain issues with JLR, you'll be waiting months for it to be fixed too!
Did you not show where the cables are stowed, 2 seconds after saying there's nowhere to stow them? I am nitpicking of course, a very nice way to spend £85k.
Always liked the look of these. BUT why don't Range Rover get their act together when it comes to reliability and customer service. Would not buy one of these.
I’m obsessed with this car! It’s gorgeous in every way. The new design is lovely too. This was a great review! Keep them up :)
The only review I've seen to speak on the all electric drive. This is what I wanted to know. Is it any good as an EV for work commutes? Sounds like a YES!
Have had two previous sports and awaiting my new model soon . Only ever had one warranty issue in last two cars and love them . Best cruising suv money can buy 😊😊😊
HiVicky, what colour was the car you tested?
Could I know the name of paint in which the particular model in this video is finished?
What colour is this?
I enjoyed watching the Video Review. Definitely one of the best SUVs on sale 😊
Please review the Petrol variant as it's the most desirable model...
In ev mode, does the cabin heater work? Does the ICE provide the heat or is there a separate electrical heater?
Anyone know the colour of this car?
I wish new defender 130 was on sale with this powertrain in Poland:)
I almost ordered 110 2023 and now I see that there is 3.0L Hybrid availabe. They will be soon availabe in Defenders too i think 🚀
A 100 kWh battery is massive, 38 kWh is tiny.
Best reviews by Vicky - great car but past most peoples price range 😢
This is really an awesome Car
Vicky could you try one of them new Vietnam EV's
I love this RANGE ROVER,damn what SCOTTY KILMER will say like money pit,I am still going to buy one- Rufai Mohammed Aminu Nigeria
My,my my,how I love this great machine.💖
I find it remarkable that among the roles that a Range Rover is historically supposedly to fill, driving off-road isn't focused on here. I guess that's been handed off to the Defender and less to the Disco.
Would love a RR Sport but the reliability history really does weigh heavy on my mind. No doubt it is a handsome vehicle though. Now, where are the BMW, Audi and MB dealerships…
The last three brands you mentioned are pretty unreliable too!
@@bondjamesbond9041 according to WhatCar? Luxury SUV Top 5: Range Rover 5th, BMW and Audi 3rd and 2nd. Porsche No. 1
@@witton6475 not according to the garage trade. The brands you mentioned are always
problematic and keep garages very busy (I run one). Auto express magazine, carwow, top gear magazine, car Wizard and many others place Lexus as the most reliable brand. My money would go on a Lexus. But if you want a BMW, Audi or MB crack on and good luck. You'll need it.!
@@bondjamesbond9041 only ever bought a Japanese car once, a Mazda. Supposedly one of the most reliable brands out there. 10 days in DPF failure caused by faulty injector. 10 weeks taken to fix. Local franchised dealer refusing to cover warranty work. Guess it goes to prove it’s not just about the manufacturer but the agent too.
No brand is infallible.
@@witton6475 correct. Anything manmade is not infallible but the Japanese brands are the best bet for reliability and ease of ownership
There is a downside. I just visited my local RR dealer to take a look, 12-16 months wait time at the moment!
My only concern would be the width of these country roads .. People drive too fast ( 60mph ) on these roads as it is ..
Look how this vehicle hugs the white lines in centre of road .. That width could be a dangerous and expensive issue .
Waiting for your review on the new Honda E btw Great review as always-Thanks a ton...
Colour is charente grey 👌🏾
A good starting point for the bev version , in regards to the phev given its weight and ev range I think a 3 litre diesel version with the same ev battery would sell better for mile munchers and allow free travel into low emission zones by running ev only
Great car. Really hope they have managed to sort out the reliability issues. If so these will sell by the bucket load.
Lol I seriously doubt it, after 20+ years of being ranked literally one the lowest for reliability and no change since acquisition from TATA and now plagued by supply chain issues. Now it means getting an unreliable car with huge lead times and then again huge lead times for parts when it inevitably requires fixing....... If the brand didn't have such storing biritsh heritage, it would be dead a long time ago
@@NickLiang the only good news is, when you're at the bottom there's only one direction you can go in!
They haven't They are an absolute disgrace my mate bought one brand spanking new drove out the dealership stopped at the first set of traffic lights 🚥 and it broke down had to be recovered literally 200 yards from the showroom
Reliability is not an issue with LR, as breakdowns are a victimless issue here, LR owners expect it, breakdown services rely on it, dealers profit from it- it is a circle of life. Imagine the conversation at the Hunt Ball- all about how many times the car broke down that day, how many months the car has been off the road that year, how many millions of pounds it costs to get it fixed, and why they have a "brace" of LRs, so that there is always one on the road.
This looks very sporty for when you’re waiting for the tow truck to arrive.
Assuming it hasn’t caught fire and turned into an aluminium puddle 😂
Strange my company runs 15 Sports 2018/21 only six issues needing warranty work...in an average of 30.000 miles per car year, we also ran Audi Q5 six in total and far worse in terms of reliability, seems your rocking a stereotype ...yawn
@@alanwayte432 correct they're no worse than any other premium brand
@@alanwayte432 "Thierry Bolloré, Jaguar Land Rover CEO, made headlines a few months ago when he admitted that reliability and quality issues cost the company 100,000 in sales per year. After detailing the “Reimagine” transformation plan, Jaguar’s boss hits back saying that 2021 results are better but there is still more work that needs to be done.
Since he took charge in autumn 2020, Bolloré made it clear that Jaguar Land Rover needs a reboot. His top priority was to improve the British company’s disastrous scores on customer satisfaction, quality, and reliability surveys. In order to fix that, he created the new role of “Executive Director of company quality and customer satisfaction” appointing Nigel Blenkinsop as a member of the board."
This is a quote from autocar UK from last year.
I'll take Land Rover CEO's word over yours. Even he admits that they have a problem with build quality and reliability.
Alan, was your fleet blessed by the pope?
Sorry but there is too much sheet metal on the lower part of the tailgate. I live near Gaydon and have seen a lot of these in the road and it looks like they forgot to do anything with the tailgate and it leaves a large amount of just.... Nothing...
Absolutely love them but they are a PCP machine really would never want to own one out of manufacture warranty.
Range Rover make the very best 4 wheel drive vehicles , if only they concentrated on reliability and not complicated electrics !!!!😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
It should all be voice control in every new car then you don't have to take your hands off the steering wheel
Calling someone as thick as they come is really ignorant… what a stupid thing to say.
Anyway we’ve had 6 jags and RR over the last 7 years and has one unscheduled visit to the garage for a software update
The CEO’s comment was an optics damage mitigation… some people are so basic in their understanding of the detail.
Incidentally about 20% of the school patents have LR and RR and no noticeable reliability issues.
Anyway we love ours , drive brilliantly and feel great.
£85,000?
Doesn't tell you charging in a 120 volt house socket take 38 hours......and getting a level #2 charger costs about $2,000 pounds.....
It’ll look great on the side of the m6
Nice car but crazy expensive. New Kia sportage is 1/3 the price with a 7 yr warranty. Bet you'll never get that with a range!
Even if you get a 7 year warranty, it'll be in the garage more than on your drive, with the massive supply chain issues with JLR, you'll be waiting months for it to be fixed too!
Is that a Citroën Range Rover Sport or a Mitsubishi Range Rover Sport?
I'm not sure what car manufacturer this is...
Did you not show where the cables are stowed, 2 seconds after saying there's nowhere to stow them? I am nitpicking of course, a very nice way to spend £85k.
Always liked the look of these. BUT why don't Range Rover get their act together when it comes to reliability and customer service. Would not buy one of these.
Keep your bus pass handy as this SUV will be in the workshop more times than the mechanics toolbox
its a new car give it a chance , the old one might have a lots of issue but this one hasn't even been out 2mins ...
I love the car but it's overpriced
95% of range rovers are still on the road, the other 5% made it home. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
lotto car
boring design
What colour is this?