Land Rover launches the Range Rover Sport SV Carbon, completing the range

Over the last few weeks we have seen how Land Rover has given a boost to the already attractive Range Rover Sport SV with the new and spectacular Black finish, completing the range of finishes with another new one now presented, called Carbon, for which specific features have also been chosen, particularly on the exterior, that raise the image of this high-performance SUV one notch further.

As standard, Land Rover will allow customers to choose the Range Rover Sport SV in four metallic shades distinct from those selected for this finish, which can be combined at no extra cost with a roof painted in the same chosen colour or in black. From there, Land Rover will allow the bodywork to be chosen from a refined selection of colours from the SV Premium palette at an additional cost, and these can likewise be combined with a black roof and pillars for contrast, which also brings additional equipment such as a panoramic roof.

To add more personality to its exterior, Land Rover offers customers of the Range Rover Sport SV Carbon the optional Forged Carbon and Twill Carbon packs, with which exterior elements such as the front grille surround, the side gills, the front splitter, the exhaust outlets, the front air intakes and the bonnet air outlets are finished in exposed carbon fibre or in a gloss or satin black finish. It is also worth noting that the car comes as standard with 23-inch forged alloy wheels with brake calipers in Anodised Black, although optionally you can choose, for example, 23-inch carbon fibre wheels and carbon-ceramic brakes with calipers in blue, yellow, Carbon Bronze or black.

Inside the Range Rover Sport SV Carbon, the standard upholstery is perforated Windsor leather, available in Ebony, Rosewood combined with Ebony, and Light Cloud combined with Ebony. For a more sustainable option, the upholstery can be made from the innovative perforated Ultrafabrics material in Cinder Grey combined with Ebony. The trim running throughout the interior is forged carbon, and optionally the personality can be enhanced with Twill Carbon trim, extended details in Moonlight Chrome, or illuminated SV sill plates, among others.

Mechanically there are no surprises, and the Range Rover Sport SV Carbon still houses under its bonnet the twin-turbo V8 engine with mild-hybrid technology, displacing 4,400 cc, which delivers 635 CV together with 750 Nm of torque. These figures allow this beast to go from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.6 seconds and reach a top speed of 290 km/h.

The Range Rover SV Carbon will be unveiled to the world on 13 August during Monterey Car Week, and orders for this model can already be placed in Spain, with a starting price of 229,450 euros.