Range Rover SV Bespoke adds hundreds of personalisation options for luxury SUV range
You can now specify your Range Rover Sport SV with a choice of up to 230 paint options...
In recent years it has felt like every new car has been available exclusively in the same understated paints, but with new models being released in vibrant colours, it seems that standing out is becoming trendy again. That might be why Range Rover has introduced a host of new personalisation options for its Range Rover Sport SV, with its SV Bespoke service.
Indeed, you can now personalise your Range Rover Sport SV with even more options thanks to the introduction of SV Bespoke, Range Rover’s exclusive commissioning service.
Customers will be able to choose from up to 230 exterior paints with either gloss, matte or satin finishes. There’s also 22 different combinations in which you can specify your Range Rover logo, with customisation available for the inner script, insert and surround.
There’s an optional exposed carbon bonnet available in a number of different paints, as well as a contrast roof and mirror caps.
On top of that, you can add some fancy touches to the Sport SV’s 23in wheels, with the option of a new finish and new brake caliper options.
With 15 different colours available for the interior, customers are able to mix and match – there’s more than 1500 combinations to choose from. That includes contrast stitching on the seats, personalised embroidery and custom treadplates.
Range Rover has created its own Sport SV Bespoke example called ‘Nocturne’, which is finished in indigo gloss and features black mirror caps, a black contrast roof and an exposed carbon fibre bonnet. It also gets a customised badge and its wheels are finished in champagne gold satin with black carbon brake calipers.
Range Rover SV Bespoke commissioning suites are currently available globally in seven cities, including London, and five more are due to arrive this year. And it’s not just available for the Sport SV; you can also personalise your Range Rover Autobiography.
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