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Range Rover Sport Electric revealed to fight the Porsche Cayenne EV from early 2027

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First reported by Chasing Cars · 30 September at 9:01 am

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Chasing Cars·Motoring press·30 September at 9:01 am

Range Rover Sport Electric revealed to fight the Porsche Cayenne EV from early 2027

Range Rover has this morning revealed the smaller of its two new EV models, taking the 118.5kWh battery pack and 405kW dual-motor powertrain developed for the full-fat model and dropping it into the…

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The quick read

  • The Range Rover Sport Electric will have a 118.5kWh battery pack and 405kW dual-motor powertrain.
  • The model will arrive in early 2027 and compete with the Porsche Cayenne EV.
  • The Range Rover Sport Electric's performance and range will be major selling points.
  • Dealers will need to be prepared to handle increased demand for the model.

For dealers: Australian dealers will need to be prepared to promote the benefits of the Range Rover Sport Electric to customers and handle increased demand for the model.

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

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The ADME angle

The Range Rover Sport Electric's 405kW dual-motor powertrain will give it a significant performance advantage over its petrol-powered predecessors, which will be a major drawcard for customers who value driving dynamics.

Competitor Response

Porsche's Cayenne EV will be the main competitor to the Range Rover Sport Electric, and its sales will likely be impacted by the new model's arrival in early 2027.

The 118.5kWh battery pack in the Range Rover Sport Electric will provide a significant range boost, making it a more viable option for customers who need to travel long distances.

Pricing and Margin

The Range Rover Sport Electric's pricing will be critical in determining its success, and it will need to be competitive with the Porsche Cayenne EV to attract customers.

The arrival of the Range Rover Sport Electric in early 2027 will give dealers a unique opportunity to promote the benefits of EVs to customers who may be considering a luxury SUV.

Showroom Traffic

Dealers can expect an increase in showroom traffic from customers who are interested in the Range Rover Sport Electric and want to learn more about its features and capabilities.

To capitalize on the interest in the Range Rover Sport Electric, dealers should ensure that their sales staff are well-trained on the model's features and benefits, and that they have a robust marketing strategy in place to promote the vehicle.

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their EV sales strategy and ensure that they are prepared to handle the expected increase in demand for the Range Rover Sport Electric.

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