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The Land Rover Range Rover is a rolling monument to excess: excess capability, be that the adjustable-height suspension or available 607-horsepower turbocharged V8; excess space in the available long-wheelbase model; and excess luxury, from the available massaging front and rear seats to the 22-speaker Meridian sound system with in-floor transducers so you feel the music. To throw a bit of sensibility into the mix, there’s also a plug-in hybrid with 21 miles of electric range — and 543 horsepower. Prudence and excess, in one unmistakable package.
Comfort
How comfortable is the Land Rover Range Rover? The Range Rover interior has many high highs but also some low lows. First, the good stuff. The optional 24-way power-adjustable front seats are extremely comfortable and provide a superlative driving position, while all three rows enjoy supple cushioning and a supportive structure to keep passengers happy. It’s easy to climb in and out of thanks to massive door openings and helpful steps, not to mention an automatically lowering suspension. Neat stuff. Inside it’s very spacious in the first two rows (again, we tested the long-wheelbase model), but the optional third row is one of the smallest out there.
Now the lows. The interior controls are found predominantly in the touchscreen. That can make some controls and settings difficult to find if they are buried in one of the many menus. That includes the climate control system, which also suffers from being seemingly underpowered. The fans are loud and struggle to cool the cabin. We were also disappointed by the creaks and rattles that betrayed an otherwise whisper-quiet cabin.
In-cabin tech
How’s the tech? The infotainment system’s graphics look high-class in both the touchscreen and the instrument cluster, adding to the Range Rover’s upscale aesthetic. But the functionality of the overall system doesn’t quite match that of systems in luxury rivals like BMW and Mercedes. Device integration is a strong suit, with many USB charging ports (USB-C, USB-A) and a standard wireless charging pad. Wireless connectivity for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay smartphone integration is standard. There is an app to remote start and unlock and lock the vehicle, but no digital key is offered.
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