Range Rover has unveiled the new GT, a bold addition to its luxury lineup that redefines what the brand stands for. Unlike the traditional SUVs that built the Range Rover name, the GT adopts a low-slung grand tourer design and an all-electric powertrain. It also becomes the first Range Rover to use Jaguar Land Rover’s new EMA platform, signalling a major shift towards the brand’s electric future.
Exterior Design Marks A Bold New Direction
The Range Rover GT features a long, sleek silhouette that moves away from the upright SUV design. It is the lowest Range Rover ever built and even sits lower than a Porsche Macan. Despite its coupe-inspired roofline, the GT stretches beyond the Range Rover Sport in length, giving it an elegant grand touring stance.
The clean body surfaces, slim lighting elements, and signature Range Rover styling remain intact. However, the proportions create a sportier and more aerodynamic appearance than any previous model.
EMA Platform Unlocks Greater Practicality
Unlike the electric Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, which share the MLA platform with combustion models, the GT uses the dedicated EMA electric architecture. This new platform allows engineers to optimise battery packaging, cabin space, and driving dynamics.
The battery uses a single-layer cell arrangement that lowers the floor height. As a result, the cabin offers generous headroom despite the lower roofline. The GT also gains a front storage compartment, or frunk, which is not available on the MLA-based electric models.
Interior & Features
Inside, the Range Rover GT follows a minimalist design philosophy with a premium lounge-like atmosphere. The dashboard features a large central OLED touchscreen alongside a compact digital driver display. Hidden air vents and integrated speakers create a cleaner layout while reducing visual clutter.
The panoramic glass roof is the largest ever fitted to a Range Rover and increases headroom by 40 MM. Rear-seat passengers also benefit from class-leading legroom, making the GT equally suited for chauffeur-driven travel and long-distance touring.
Engine & Performance
Range Rover has not revealed complete technical specifications yet. However, the GT will launch as a fully electric model before receiving a hybrid variant later in its lifecycle.
The dedicated EMA platform is expected to support a large battery pack, delivering impressive range and strong performance. The GT will also retain all-wheel drive, ensuring it continues the brand’s tradition of capable performance across different road conditions.
Refinement Takes Centre Stage
Range Rover claims the GT will be the quietest model it has ever produced. According to the company, the cabin is 7 dB quieter than the standard petrol-powered Range Rover. Combined with the smooth characteristics of an electric powertrain, the GT promises a highly refined driving experience focused on comfort and effortless long-distance travel.
Advanced Technology
The Range Rover GT will become the brand’s most technologically advanced vehicle to date. It combines deep software integration with a comprehensive suite of driver assistance systems. The simplified user interface also aims to reduce distractions while improving everyday usability.
Prices In India
Range Rover has not announced pricing for the GT. If the all-electric grand tourer launches in India as a Completely Built Unit (CBU), prices are expected to start above ₹3 crore (ex-showroom). Official pricing and launch timelines will be announced closer to its global debut.
India Relevance
India’s luxury EV market continues to expand, and the Range Rover GT could become one of the most exclusive electric vehicles available in the country. While sales volumes are likely to remain limited, the model will strengthen Range Rover’s premium electric portfolio and showcase the brand’s future design and technology direction.
Conclusion
The Range Rover GT represents one of the biggest transformations in the brand’s history. By combining a sleek grand tourer silhouette with a dedicated electric platform, Range Rover has created a vehicle unlike any in its current lineup. The GT promises exceptional refinement, advanced technology, and premium comfort while introducing a fresh interpretation of luxury electric mobility. If launched in India, it will stand out as one of the most distinctive high-end EVs on sale.
