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Range Rover unveils its first fully electric model – with a starting price at more than $300,000

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First reported by The Driven · 2 September at 8:59 pm

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The Driven·EV specialists·2 September at 8:59 pm

Range Rover unveils its first fully electric model – with a starting price at more than $300,000

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The quick read

  • Range Rover's first fully electric model starts at over $300,000
  • The model is also the brand's most powerful
  • The driving range and top price nearly match in terms of dollars and kilometres
  • This will impact the pricing strategy for other luxury EV models

For dealers: Australian dealers need to be prepared to adjust their pricing strategy for luxury EV models to remain competitive in the market.

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

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The $300,000 price point of the new Range Rover electric model will reset customer expectations for luxury EVs in the Australian market.

This will likely lead to increased scrutiny of pricing for other luxury EV models, potentially impacting sales and profit margins for dealers.

Pricing Strategy

Dealers will need to carefully consider their pricing strategy for other luxury EV models to remain competitive, potentially requiring adjustments to their pricing and margin structures.

The driving range and top price of the new Range Rover model nearly matching in terms of dollars and kilometres will also influence customer purchasing decisions, with some customers prioritizing range over price.

Competitor Response

Competitors in the luxury EV segment will need to respond to the new Range Rover model, potentially leading to a pricing war or increased investment in marketing and advertising to differentiate their products.

Dealers can take advantage of this situation by highlighting the unique features and benefits of their own luxury EV models, such as performance, design, or technology.

Action Plan

This week, dealers should review their current pricing and inventory of luxury EV models and consider making adjustments to remain competitive in the market, such as offering special promotions or incentives to drive sales.

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