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Range Rover presents its first 100% electric model with up to 600 km range
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Range Rover presents its first 100% electric model with up to 600 km range

SAPO Notícias3 September 2026 at 21:41

Range Rover revealed its first 100% electric model, marking the British brand's entry into the luxury electric vehicle segment. The new electric SUV offers a range of up to 600 kilometres, meeting the growing market demands for sustainable mobility solutions.

The vehicle features 550 horsepower, providing high performance compatible with the brand's premium image. One of the main technical features is the ultra-fast 800-volt charging system, which significantly reduces the time needed to recharge the battery.

The model arrives on the Portuguese market with prices starting at 165,962 euros, positioning itself in the luxury segment of the automotive market. This launch represents a significant step in Range Rover's electrification strategy, which aims to combine the brand's tradition of comfort and prestige with current environmental demands.

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