Rear Roof Mounted Spoiler

The restyled rear spoiler of Range Rover Sport is meticulously calibrated and designed. Its positioning and length control rear airflow, while subtly incorporating the high level brake lamp and a rear-view camera (where specified). The image from the camera is displayed inside the vehicle on the infotainment screen.

One touch global open / close windows

For added convenience and to help retain complete control of the security of Range Rover Sport, there's the One-Touch Global Open/Close window feature. This can be operated from the remote smart key.

Parking aid - rear view camera

The new Rear View Camera displays the view from the back of the vehicle on the Infotainment screen. To make parking as easy as possible, static lines representing the vehicle's outer perimeter and predicted path are superimposed on the rearward image.

Keyless Entry

Optional keyless entry means the days of fumbling for keys are over. The driver is now able to access and lock/alarm the vehicle without the need to take the remote smart key out of a bag or pocket. The vehicle is automatically unlocked and the immobiliser deactivated when the smart key comes within close proximity. Similarly, using the buttons on the door pull, the vehicle, is locked, alarmed and immobilised.

Electric, Heated and Power-folding Exterior Mirrors

Easy adjusting exterior mirrors banish frost within seconds and neatly fold away to avoid damage when parking in confined spaces.

Privacy glass

Privacy glass allows rear seat passengers to travel more discreetly and provides increased security by restricting vision into the cabin. It reduces UV light transmission, making the vehicle a safer, more pleasurable place to be. Privacy glass also keeps temperatures at a lower level in hot climates, enabling the vehicles air conditioning system to improve efficiency and performance.

Front Grille - Jupiter (dark finish)

The new two-bar grille imbues Range Rover Sport with a more purposeful and charismatic look. The dark Jupiter finish adds style to the grille and enlarged side vents.

Command Driving Position

The renowned command driving position, first established by Defender, is now a central feature of every Land Rover vehicle. It gives greater visibility ahead and of the surrounding environment as well as adding to the driver’s control and feeling of security.

Push button start

Fitted as standard, Push Button Start makes starting the vehicle quick and effortless. Sensors detect the Smart Key (in your hand, pocket or the proximity of the vehicle's cabin), so you simply push the button on the dash to start and stop the engine.

Premium leather gear knob

This high-grade and part perforated leather steering wheel brings more than a touch of opulence to your fingertips. A thumb-operated 5-way toggle on each side allows adjustment of key information on the 5 inch TFT-LCD screen, and command selection on the infotainment screen. There’s a leather gear knob too, plus the option of having a heated steering wheel.

Interior mood lighting

LEDs emitting white light have been added to the front door casings, as well as close to the rear view mirror to enhance interior ambience. A locator light on each door release assists occupants when leaving the vehicle at night.

Electric sunroof

As well as giving the vehicle's interior an even lighter, airier atmosphere, the versatility of the electric slide/tilt glass sunroof provides opportunities to enjoy the elements in all types of weather.

Four-corner air suspension with Terrain Response®

Land Rover's patented Terrain Response® technology helps the driver confidently conquer various conditions including gravel, grass, snow, rocks and tarmac. By simply turning the conveniently positioned dial to the appropriate icon, the engine, transmission, suspension, and traction settings are instantly reconfigured for optimum driveability in all conditions.

On Supercharged and optional on LR-TDV8 models, the Terrain Response® system now includes a sixth option, Dynamic Program, which gives a sportier on-road focus to the vehicle's settings.

Additionally, this technology now takes a further step forward and includes the new Sand Launch Control system. This is designed to help prevent wheel spin and the vehicle 'bellying out' when moving off from a standstill. Once the vehicle reaches the appropriate speed, the slip thresholds are increased to help maintain progress.

Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)

Cutting-edge technology that gives additional peace of mind. Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) provides enhanced handling when accelerating or cornering and compensates for the towing of trailers.

This advanced technology constantly monitors key indicators and applies the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) selectively to individual wheels, helping to correct deviations from the driver's chosen line.

Roll Stability Control (RSC)

While no technology can remove the need for safe driving practice, the Roll Stability Control (RSC) system can help the driver to maintain vehicle control and balance. RSC works in conjunction with Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) to try to reduce the likelihood of vehicle roll-over. If the system senses that the vehicle is approaching a tipping point, it will reduce engine power and use the ABS to help reduce the chance of roll-over.

Four-wheel Electronic Traction Control (ETC)

The four-wheel Electronic Traction Control (ETC) monitors individual wheel speeds and helps distribute drive to the wheels with the best grip. If a wheel starts to spin, ETC sends braking pulses to slow it down, improving its grip and boosting the torque applied to the opposite wheel to reduce vehicle speed.

Hill Descent Control with Gradient Release Control (GRC)

Land Rover's patented Hill Descent Control (HDC) technology utilises the vehicle's ABS system to control the vehicle's downhill acceleration on a steep gradient. Gradient Release Control (GRC) is an additional function that further improves control over difficult descents. It does this by varying the brake pressure to achieve the desired acceleration, helping to compensate for changes in gradient.

Range Rover Sport features an added enhancement: engaging the HDC/GRC system whenever the vehicle detects a sharp gradient. For example, if there's a loss of traction or braking power, or over-acceleration as the vehicle goes down a steeper slope, the brake pressure is automatically adjusted to achieve a target rate of acceleration.

Airbags, full size driver & front passenger, driver and front passenger side and head, rear outboard head airbags

Range Rover Sport features six airbags, with the front row having side thorax and front airbags. Each seat row also has its own curtain airbags. The vehicle displays real strength in impact tests, thanks to its hydroformed frame design and advanced engineering.

Electronic Parking Brake (EPB)

The Electric Parking Brake is easily engaged through a button on the central console, and can be released manually or simply by driving away.