£123,900 For The New Range Rover Sport SVR Ultimate

Land Rover has unveiled a new ‘Ultimate edition' of the Range Rover Sport SVR, the company's quickest and most powerful vehicle. The new model comes with a slew of customization choices designed by the company's Special Vehicle Operations section to set it apart from the competition.

New design touches on the Range Rover Sport SVR Ultimate include new branding on the bonnet and boot, new carbon fiber hood vents, 22-inch alloy wheels, and brake calipers. Buyers may select from a variety of unique color combinations created by the SV Bespoke team, comprising three new paint colors with solid glass flakes blended in. A black contrasting top, mirror caps, frontal grille, and other features are added to all versions.

There will also be a variety of other personalization options. The Range Rover Sport SVR's 542-hp, 516 lb-ft 5.0-liter supercharged V8 is retained in the new special version, which can accelerate from 0 to 62mph in 4.5 seconds and achieve a peak speed of 176mph. The regular SVR begins at £95,725 while the SVR starts at £123,900.
Land Rover has not set a manufacturing limit for the special edition, which can be customized immediately on the company's website.

This is likely to be one of the last additions to the existing Range Rover lineup before the new-generation model arrives in the coming months.

New spy pictures from last week provided us our first glimpse at the replacement to today's top-of-the-line Range Rover Sport SVR. Large brakes, a quad-exit exhaust, and a noticeable rear spoiler distinguish it from the regular vehicle, but the newer model will be differentiated by a modest design makeover.
The current JLR-developed 5.0-liter V8 is likely to be phased out in favor of a BMW-derived 4.4-liter twin-turbo unit, which will allow the top-tier Range Rover to equal the X5 M Competition's 616-hp and 552 lb-ft performances.