Recently, we won a group of new Land Rover Range Svr models from overseas media. The new car is a high-performance version of the new Range Rover, or will be equipped with a double turbocharged V8 engine on the BMW X5 M and with a 48V light mixing system. It is reported that the new car will be unveiled at the end of 2022, listed overseas in 2023.
The new car is still wrapped with a heavy camouflage, carefully observed that the wind headlight group in front of the new car is more narrow. The interior is also equipped with LED day runners.
The side of the body, the overall camouflage of the new car is very strict, there is no way to see more body details. However, we can still observe the front brake system of the new car use large-sized brake discs and multi-liver-plug brake caliper to a certain extent, to demonstrate the car or will be SVR version.
The tail section, the new car is equipped with a car screwing flow board, and the taillight style does not have a good look at the actual appearance by camouflage profile. However, the new car is surrounded by a bilateral exhaust layout, which basically proves that the car is a new Range Rover’s SVR version. 
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As for the interior part, we have won the new Range Rover of the new Range Rover It is expected that SVR versions will increase some of the tachochemical decorations and configurations on a regular version, and there will be improved in technology, for example, it will be equipped with a fully improved PIVI PRO information entertainment system. It is worth mentioning that the new car may also be equipped with a rear wheel steering system.
In terms of power, from the current information, we know that new Range Rover or will have 48V light mixing, plug-in mixing, and pure electric three power systems. The SVR version or will use a 4.4T double turbocharger engine from BMW, which is mounted on the BMW X5m, with reference to X5 M maximum power is 625 horsepower, the maximum power of the new Land Rover Range Rover SVR version is expected to be around 600 horsepower. (Spy photos Source: motor1)