Range Rover SV Ranthambore Edition launched, only 12 units to be delivered, priced at Rs 4.98 crore
Tata-owned British automaker Land Rover offers many great and powerful SUVs in the Indian market. The company has launched the limited edition Ranthambore Edition of Range Rover SV. What kind of specialties are given in this edition? At what price can the Ranthambore Edition of Range Rover SV be purchased? Let's know.
British automaker Land Rover sells many great vehicles in the Indian market. In this sequence, the company has launched a very special edition Ranthambore Edition of the Range Rover SV SUV. What specialties are given in it and at what price has it been launched? We are telling you in this news.
Land Rover has launched the Ranthambore Edition of the Range Rover SV SUV. The company has made this edition very special and only 12 units of it would get delivered. Many great features have also been given in this very special edition.
The company has used a custom black theme in the exterior of the Ranthambore Edition, with a red finish.
It features 23-inch dark alloy wheels. While Caraway and Light Perlino semi-aniline leather have been used in the interior, it has contrast stitching while the seats have a design like stripes on the spine of a tiger. It has an excellent and luxurious look while customized scatter cushions have brilliant chrome jewelry finish, light linear wenge veneer, and white ceramic dial.
The company has provided a three-liter-capacity petrol engine in this SUV. It gives it a power of 294 kW and torque of 550 Newton meters.
Speaking at the launch of the Ranthambore Edition of the SUV, JLR India Managing Director Rajan Amba said: "The Range Rover SV Ranthambore Edition is the ultimate expression of Range Rover designed for our discerning customers. This curated edition reflects the refinement and personalisation opportunities offered by SV Bespoke, while the limited production number guarantees the exclusivity that our customers expect from the Range Rover brand for such a collector's edition.". That means the company will make only 12 such units of this version.
Each unit will be numbered from 1 to 12. The company has kept its ex-showroom price at Rs 4.98 crore. Special things: From the sale proceeds of each unit, the company will give a part to the Wildlife Conservation Trust of India to strengthen the campaign for protection of tigers and wildlife.
