Land Rover Shares More Details on its 2023 SV Ultra-Luxury Model

The Range Rover's top-of-the-line model offers customization possibilities for that extra touch of finesse.


Luxury SUV maker, Land Rover, has released more information about its 2023 Range Rover SV. Upper-class SUV enthusiasts are in for a pleasant ride as the company will offer customization options, giving customers the freedom to make their own dream car.

Land Rover went so far as to claim that there are 1.6 million different configurations possible for the new model to help customers experience a fully personalized vehicle.

The 2023 Range Rover SV will be available for early order starting in 2022. According to the company, all SV models will be equipped with a twin-turbo 4.4-liter V-8 engine sourced from BMW. The engine is rated having 523 horsepower and will be offered in both short- and long-wheelbase chassis configurations.

The SV has a different front grille and bumpers compared to other standard models including a distinct ceramic SV badge. The model has seven different wheel options and 14 colors in addition to the standard palette. The company also offers a custom paint-to-sample for an additional fee.

The SV has two different interior themes called the Serenity and Intrepid. Buyers are given a choice of several different leather upholsteries including a special fabric option. The mid console shifter and other knobs located in the mid console are dashed with ceramic materials. The customization also offers a variety of wood veneers.

Land Rover claimed that the long-wheelbase model will have an optional four-seat setup with a fold-down table plus a refrigerator.



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