First look of the Range Rover 2022

Land Rover has launched the fifth generation Range Rover in India, and we got a quick rundown of the SUV before we got the chance to drive it. Here’s what the Range Rover has to offer.

In the late 1960s, many SUVs were on the market. They were, however, mostly utilitarian and offered little in the way of luxury. That’s when Land Rover decided to inject some luxury into the SUV, giving birth to the Range Rover.

The exterior design of the 2022 Range Rover

The Range Rover is massive, but it retains the classic silhouette of the previous generation. Simply put, it still looks like a Range Rover. The fifth generation model, on the other hand, has improved in every way. It is longer and wider than before and has a longer wheelbase. While the headlights are attractive, the digital LED lights can cast a shadow ahead, and customers can select from various patterns. The fog lights, which were previously round, are now rectangular and fit perfectly into the front bumper. The smooth design is also visible in the front, where the shoulder and window lines blend seamlessly.

Again, the door handles are reddish with the body and pop out due to proximity sensors built into the key fob.

The fifth-generation Range Rover rides on 22-inch alloy wheels, with the option of upgrading to a 23-inch set. The Range Rover gets even more exciting at the back. The tail light panel is hidden by the black panel that runs through the tailgate. The panel remains black due to reverse LED lighting technology when the lights are turned off. When turned on, however, they light up in a rather delicate pattern. It just looks fantastic.

It not looks cool, but it also works flawlessly. The climate control system panel is located beneath the center console, with numerous covered cubby holes. Because of digital technology, the instrument panel is also a work of art. The unit can be customized to the driver’s specifications and looks quite appealing.