Range Rover MPG

Range Rover Engines and MPG

More than one engine makes up the power output lineup of the Range Rover. A 3.0L 6-cylinder Ingenium gas engine comes standard under the hood and partners with a 105kW electric motor. It produces 395 horsepower with 406 lb-ft of torque. With this arrangement, your car can reach 150 MPH.

Level up that power with the available 4.4L V8 engine. Your Range Rover will produce 523 horsepower with 553 lb-ft of torque. Plus, you can achieve a speed of 155 MPH.

Another engine can appear under the hood. The optional 3.0L 6-cylinder plug-in hybrid engine produces 434 horsepower. This comes backed by 406 lb-ft of torque. You can reach a top speed of 140 MPH with this setup.

No matter which one you choose, as far as engines go, you’ll count on standard gas mileage. With the Range Rover, you’ll achieve an EPA-estimated 18 city and 26 highway MPG.¹ What’s more, the available plug-in hybrid engine can achieve an EPA-estimated 50 MPGe (miles per gallon of gasoline-equivalent).¹

Range Rover Performance and Towing Capacity

Standard All-Wheel Steering gives you the ability to cross any type of terrain with your Range Rover. Standard Terrain Response® 2 offers several different modes to master the diverse grounds you travel upon.

When you encounter curves along your route, standard Torque Vectoring by Braking keeps you on track. As you careen through these turns, standard Adaptive Dynamics and Electronic Air Suspension work in tandem to provide a smooth ride.

If you’d like to attach a trailer to your Range Rover, it’s a go. On the back of your SUV, you’ll find a tow hitch receiver. Available Hitch Assist guides your vehicle and trailer together for a perfect fit.

This vehicle can tow a maximum of 7,716 pounds when properly equipped plus it offers optional Advanced Tow Assist and Trailer Stability Control. You’ll feel confident and can concentrate on driving with a securely attached load.

Range Rover Safety

Another vote of confidence stems from the multiple safety systems in the Range Rover. A standard 3D Surround Camera can survey the whole area around your car, while a standard ClearSight Ground View shows you typically hidden areas in front of you.

The standard Rear Traffic Monitor gives you the all-clear from the rear, while Lane Keep Assist ensures you stay within your lane if you drift. For late-night driving or after a long trip, Driver Condition Response watches your driving patterns. If it senses an inordinate amount of drifting or unexpectedly leaving the lane, you’ll be alerted.