Range Rover 2.0 P400e Vogue 4dr Auto Review
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A unique proposition, the Range Rover is a worthy alternative to conventional luxury saloons and has a wider gamut of abilities than all of them
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Entry-level trim gets plenty of kit, including a heated windscreen, folding door mirrors, rain-sensing wipers, metallic paint, 20in alloy wheels, leather seats, cruise control and a 10.0in twin-screen infotainment system that incorporates a DAB radio, digital TV and Bluetooth connectivity.
Engine: 2.0 P400e
The P400e mixes a 296bhp 2.0-litre petrol engine with a 114bhp electric motor and battery pack. It has CO2 emissions of 64g/km, plus an official fuel economy of 101mpg, although we doubt this figure will be anywhere close to this in the real world. With 31 miles of pure-electric range, it’s also the quietest model in the range – well, at least around town. Once the battery is depleted, the 2.0-litre engine kicks into life and emits an unconvincing four-cylinder drone – not what you expect from a luxurious SUV.
