The Range Rover Sport SV comes dressed in black with a striking Black Edition finish

The Range Rover SV Black Edition is the new special edition that will be unveiled at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this July. This summer event will host the presentation of this special edition, which aims to reinforce the already powerful image of the model and give it a more striking look, with black as the star colour.

The bodywork of the Range Rover SV is finished in Narvik Black, enhanced by the Narvik Gloss Black Exterior Pack. With this combination, the premium SUV model is far more attractive and visually powerful, establishing a different and more dynamic style.

An elegant and understated style

The model’s look is reinforced by the black finish of the carbon fibre bonnet. The 23-inch forged alloy wheels are also finished in black, with brake calipers in the same colour. The four exhaust outlets follow this aesthetic line, and at the rear you can see the elegant ceramic circle of the SV variant, also in a matching finish.

Inside, the same understated, black-themed style carries through. The illuminated sill plates stand out when the door is opened, and the sculpted Performance seats are covered in Windsor leather in Ebony, with a distinctive texture. The decorative details in the cabin are finished in Gloss Grand Black, adding an elegant touch to the whole interior.

As for equipment, this is the most powerful Range Rover Sport, with a better balance between simplicity of design, elegant appearance and its behaviour both on and off the road. The suspension features the most advanced system in this respect, the 6D Dynamic. The Body and Soul Seats incorporate a sensory audio system that enhances well-being while driving.

Engine

The Range Rover SV Black Edition is equipped with a 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8 petrol MHEV engine. This unit delivers 635 CV and 750 Nm of torque. With these figures it can go from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds, and its top speed is 290 km/h.

The Range Rover Sport SV Black Edition will be presented at Goodwood, although it will not be on the market until late 2025, so it can be reserved after the presentation but will not reach its buyers until then. Alongside this model, the brand has also launched a Range Rover Sport SV with special features.

This model is very similar to the Black Edition, although in this case the twin-turbo Mild-Hybrid V8 engine also delivers 635 CV, but its top speed is somewhat lower, at 265 km/h.