The Range Rover SV Black is the new and spectacular trim for the flagship of Land Rover
Land Rover commemorates the 55th anniversary of the Range Rover with another version aimed at the SV version: the SV Black, a total commitment to the color black

Obviously not every car suits this look equally, but the trend of recent years toward exterior personalization that puts everything into black is undeniably interesting, since depending on the model it produces vehicles that in most cases draw considerable attention, while also giving them a sporty, sinister and elegant touch.
An example of this is Land Rover, as the British brand has, in just a few days, followed this trend with the presentation of the Defender OCTA Black and the Range Rover Sport SV Black, and now a new member will join them: the Range Rover SV Black. This trim option joins the themes already available for the Range Rover SV, such as Serenity and Intrepid, while the new Range Rover SV Black makes its intentions clear by being available only with the most powerful engine.

Land Rover celebrates the 55th anniversary of the Range Rover in grand style, and in the SV Black version it is presented with the spectacular Narvik Gloss Black finish for its bodywork, which looks terrifyingly brutal. Black is the protagonist, so other exterior elements such as the front grille, the badges, the enormous 23-inch wheels and the brake calipers are also finished in Gloss Black. The finishing touch is the SV badge on the rear, made of black ceramic.

As expected, the interior also features subtle black and satin tones, starting with the silky upholstery in aniline-style leather in Ebony, with graded rectangular perforations and exclusively designed stitching on the upper part of the seat, while the single-panel seat covers now have fewer lines and seams. The interior setup concludes with Black Birch trim, combined with a greater number of inserts in Moonlight Chrome and a gear lever finished in satin black ceramic.

The Range Rover SV Black will be presented this weekend during the Goodwood Festival of Speed and will begin to be available for order at the end of 2025, with a starting price of 293,050 euros. The Range Rover SV Black can be chosen in standard wheelbase with five seats or long wheelbase with four or five seats but, in both cases, is equipped only with the powerful twin-turbo V8 petrol engine of 4,400 cc, which produces 615 CV and carries an ECO label thanks to its mild-hybrid system.

It is worth noting that the Range Rover SV Black, like the basic Range Rover SV, now comes as standard with Body and Soul Seat (BASS) seats and sensory response through the floor mats, which lets you feel the music through the seat and floor thanks to the RR Meridian surround sound system, and you can also use the available relaxation options. In addition, the entire Range Rover range will fit Pirelli P Zero tyres at the end of 2025.
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