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Range Rover Electric explained: Why it took 11 years to bring this luxurious electric SUV to production

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First reported by EV Central · 27 October at 3:00 pm

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The quick read

Range Rover Electric promises 536km of real-world range and 609km WLTP figure
The vehicle will arrive in Australia in early 2027
It offers simpler charging
The development of the Range Rover Electric took 11 years

For dealers: Australian dealers will need to prepare for the arrival of the Range Rover Electric in early 2027, which will likely attract luxury SUV buyers looking for an electric option

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ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The 11-year development period of the Range Rover Electric suggests that the manufacturer has prioritized getting the product right, which could result in a highly refined and desirable vehicle that will attract strong demand from luxury SUV buyers

What it means for the order bank

Dealers can expect a surge in interest and inquiries about the Range Rover Electric when it arrives in Australia, particularly from buyers who are looking for a luxurious and capable electric SUV with a range of over 500km

The simpler charging system offered by the Range Rover Electric will be a major selling point, as it will alleviate range anxiety and make the vehicle more appealing to buyers who are new to electric vehicles

Competitor response and market positioning

The arrival of the Range Rover Electric will likely prompt a response from competitors in the luxury SUV segment, such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW, which could lead to a more competitive and dynamic market

Dealers should be prepared to highlight the unique features and benefits of the Range Rover Electric, such as its range and charging system, in order to differentiate it from rival models and attract buyers

Preparing for launch

To prepare for the arrival of the Range Rover Electric, dealers should review their sales and marketing strategies to ensure they are effectively targeting and engaging with potential buyers, and consider offering test drives and other experiences to build interest and excitement around the vehicle

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their current inventory and ordering processes to ensure they are prepared to meet demand for the Range Rover Electric when it arrives in early 2027

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