The Range Rover Electric’s groundbreaking performance and design
British carmaker JLR has launched a new era with the Range Rover, combining legendary off-road prowess with the advanced torque of an electric vehicle. The brand’s first all-electric version is powered by twin 260-kilowatt motors, delivering unparalleled torque—20 percent more powerful than other motors of similar size, according to JLR.
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This vehicle features a cutting-edge traction management system. It responds to slip in just 50 milliseconds on any terrain, 100 times faster than its combustion-engine predecessors. It boasts the ability to climb 45-degree slopes and navigate waters up to 900 millimeters deep, engulfing both battery and motors seamlessly.
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Leading with innovation and elegance
According to JLR’s vehicle engineering director, Matt Becker, the electric model stands out for its seamless performance across diverse surfaces. “The responsiveness and precision of the new driveline control systems, enabled by electric propulsion, perfectly support this. We’re very proud of the result,” he remarked.
This powerhouse SUV accelerates from zero to 62 mph in 4.5 seconds, driven by its robust 550 brake horsepower. A double-stacked 118.5 kilowatt-hour battery, tucked beneath the floor, affords the SUV up to 372 miles of range.
Blending classic design with new technology
Staying true to the iconic Range Rover aesthetic, only the grille, wheels, and underbody have been aerodynamically enhanced to improve its range. The vehicle’s integral components, including its battery and motors, have led to JLR filing 300 patent applications. Manufacturing occurs at their Electric Propulsion Manufacturing Centre in Wolverhampton, while the car’s construction takes place in Solihull, underscoring a significant investment in their Midlands facilities.
Joining the ranks of heritage brands like Rolls-Royce and Ferrari, who’ve also ventured into electric vehicles, this new era of Range Rover marks a new chapter in luxury automotive innovation.
Source: dezeen.com
Frequently asked questions
What motors power the Range Rover Electric?
The Range Rover Electric is powered by twin 260-kilowatt motors, which deliver 20 percent more torque than other motors of similar size according to JLR.
How fast does the Range Rover Electric go from 0 to 62 mph?
The Range Rover Electric accelerates from zero to 62 mph in 4.5 seconds.
What is the range of the Range Rover Electric on a full charge?
The Range Rover Electric has a range of up to 372 miles on a full charge, provided by a double-stacked 118.5 kilowatt-hour battery tucked beneath the floor.