The Range Rover Sport debuts a new personalisation catalogue through SV Bespoke

Virtually any brand considered luxury today has a personalisation department for its most exclusive or top-of-the-range models, specialist staff who bring the customer’s preferences to life on those models through materials and colours not available in the standard trim levels, both on the exterior and the interior.

In the case of Land Rover, customers can make use of the SV Bespoke department, which since 2023 has been available for the Range Rover SV and Autobiography, allowing them to use, for example, the SV Curated Bespoke colour palette with 230 shades in gloss or satin finish and, if a customer finds that too few, they can also turn to the Match to Sample service, which matches practically any colour they can think of.

Furthermore, Land Rover has added, as if that were not enough, more options to the SV Bespoke catalogue for the Range Rover. As far as paint is concerned, all Bespoke gloss finishes now include a new gloss finish, redundant as that may sound, with a crystal effect thanks to a thicker layer of lacquer. Likewise, a carbon fibre bonnet can be fitted in various finishes, contrasting with the mirror housings and roof; along with eight new combinations for the Range Rover badge on the bonnet made from precious metals, and a new finish for the 23-inch wheels of the Range Rover SV Sport, which can be combined with the new Xenon, Blue and Silver colours for the brake calipers.

If there are SV Bespoke novelties on the exterior, the interior has not been left out either, increasing personalisation capacity across different materials and up to 15 colours, allowing up to 1,500 possible combinations. Of these, only 100 are for the new upholstery colours Navy, Brogue, Pimento, Ecru, Lunar and Raven Blue with contrasting stitching, and they can be combined with personalised embroidery for the door panels and centre console, as well as special sill plates.

Range Rover Sport SV Bespoke Nocturne

To celebrate the arrival of the Range Rover Sport SV in the SV Bespoke programme, the brand has created a one-off version of this model that serves as a showcase of the work it can carry out. To do so, they have applied the Indigo Gloss paint from the SV Curated Bespoke palette to the Range Rover, while the mirror housings and roof are contrasted in the Narvik Black colour. A carbon fibre bonnet has also been fitted with the badges in Black Chrome Metal, and 23-inch Thunderball wheels in Champagne Gold Satin, through which the brake calipers in Black Carbon peek out.

Inside, the upholstery chosen is Windsor leather in Ebony and Lunar tones with contrasting stitching in Light Cloud, along with headrests in 3D-printed fabric in Ebony. For the interior inserts, the SV Bespoke craftsmen have opted for satin forged carbon fibre inserts and black-finished ceramic controls.

The Range Rover Sport SV Bespoke Nocturne will be sold through a private auction.