Low-riding Range Rover GT confirmed: smaller screens, sedan silhouette for fifth luxury SUV model
First reported by Chasing Cars ·
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The quick read
- Range Rover has revealed the cabin of its new 'GT' model, featuring smaller screens and a modernist interior design
- The new model has a fastback-esque silhouette and is expected to debut later this year
- The Range Rover GT will be the brand's fifth luxury SUV model
- The new model's design and features may attract a different type of buyer to the Range Rover brand
For dealers: Australian dealers should prepare for potential increased interest in the Range Rover brand with the introduction of the new GT model
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
The confirmation of the Range Rover GT is a significant development for the luxury SUV segment, as it will likely attract buyers who are looking for a more modern and sleek design
What it means for the order bank
The GT's fastback-esque silhouette and modernist interior design will likely appeal to buyers who are looking for a vehicle that stands out from the traditional SUV crowd, which could lead to increased interest and sales for Australian dealers
The smaller screens in the GT's cabin may also be a selling point for some buyers, as they can provide a more streamlined and minimalist look
Competitor response
Other luxury SUV manufacturers, such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW, will likely take notice of the Range Rover GT's design and features, and may respond with updates to their own models
The GT's unique design and features may also put pressure on other Range Rover models, such as the Evoque and Velar, to update their designs and features to remain competitive
Action item
Australian dealers can prepare for the introduction of the Range Rover GT by reviewing their current inventory and pricing strategies to ensure they are competitive in the luxury SUV market, and by training their sales staff on the GT's unique features and benefits
Full coverage
Low-riding Range Rover GT confirmed: smaller screens, sedan silhouette for fifth luxury SUV model
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