2021 Land Rover Range Rover review

1. Great trim options

While Land Rover is known for building rugged off-road vehicles, the Range Rover adds a healthy dose of comfort and luxury. The base 2021 Range Rover has leather upholstery, a tri-zone climate control system, and wood grain interior. If you want more, you'll get interior upgrades in the Westminster trim like ventilated front seats, a four-zone climate system, and even a refrigerated front console. Meanwhile, the Autobiography has standard features like upgraded leather upholstery and 24-way power-adjustable (and massaging) front seats.

2. Tons of engine choices

The 2021 Range Rover has six engine options to choose from, ranging from a base turbocharged 3.0L six-cylinder with 355 hp up to an impressive top-spec supercharged 5.0L V8 putting out 557 hp (SV Autobiography). There are a lot of optional engines in between as well, including a 254-hp 3.0L turbodiesel, a 395-hp turbo 3.0L, a supercharged 5.0L V8 with 518 hp, and even a turbocharged 2.0L plug-in hybrid making 398 hp. So, the options don't stop with comfort and convenience features, there's a lot to choose under the hood as well.

3. Exterior combinations

If you want to find just the right Range Rover to match your personality then you're in luck because the mix of styles, colors, and options is massive. If you're more on the sporty side, the 2021 Range Rover has great options like the dynamic SVO Design Pack. If you are more into chrome or brushed stainless steel that's also an option. Add a host of accessories, as well as up to 30 exterior color options, and you've got one unique ride that won't get lost in the valet lot. Keep an eye out for the combo that suits you.

4. On- and off-road prowess

Decades of off-road capability are built into every Land Rover, and the 2021 Range Rover is no different. Standard off-road equipment includes permanent all-wheel drive, a twin-speed transfer box, Adaptive Dynamics, and an electronic center differential. However, the Range Rover is pretty amazing on the road as well, particularly the SV Autobiography Dynamic trim. It not only has the most powerful V8 engine but also has sport-tuned suspension, an upgraded performance air intake, and classy aluminum and carbon-fiber details.

5. The latest tech

Despite the rugged hardware underneath, the latest tech is still available to make your next road trip even better. A standard 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen puts everything at your fingertips while Apple CarPlay^® and Android Auto^™ smartphone integration, Bluetooth^® connectivity, and GPS navigation are all also standard across the range. You can also look out for other available features including 110-volt household power outlets and a dual 10-inch rear seat entertainment system.