This $240K Range Rover Comes With Skis and Only Three Exist

by AutoExpert   |  10 March, 2026

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Land Rover has introduced another themed version of its performance flagship, this time drawing inspiration from snowy mountain scenery. The new Range Rover Sport SV Winter Dusk takes cues from the colors of the Rocky Mountains at sunset and adds a few exclusive touches to an SUV that was already far from subtle.

Underneath, it remains the same Range Rover Sport SV. That means a BMW-sourced 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 producing 626 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque. It can reach 60 mph in about 3.6 seconds and continue all the way to 180 mph. Meanwhile, the hydraulically linked 6D suspension system helps it stay surprisingly composed when the road gets twisty.

Land Rover Range Rover Sport SV Winter Dusk

What makes this version different is mainly the look. The SUV is finished in satin Indigo Blue with a Narvik Black roof, a color combination meant to mirror the evening sky over Park City, Utah, where the model is being shown. The polished 23-inch wheels are paired with bright Nano Yellow brake calipers, which stand out immediately against the darker paint.

Land Rover Range Rover Sport SV Winter Dusk

The yellow accents continue inside. The cabin uses Ebony leather with Nano Yellow stitching, along with black birch wood trim and a few Winter Dusk logos. Land Rover even includes a set of custom Bomber skis with a matching bag, which feels like a fitting accessory considering the setting.

Land Rover Range Rover Sport SV Winter Dusk

Only three of these SUVs will be built. While a standard Range Rover Sport SV starts around $152,000, the Winter Dusk version jumps to about $240,000. Part of that money will go to SOS Outreach, a Park City organization that helps young people access outdoor programs.

Land Rover Range Rover Sport SV Winter Dusk

Land Rover is also hosting a temporary “Range Rover House” in Park City to go along with the launch. The invitation-only space is aimed at the ski crowd and offers things like cocktails, music, and guided oxygen therapy sessions for guests coming off the slopes. It will stay open until March 15.

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