RANGE ROVER ELECTRIC
LARGE SUV

Manufacturer Australian model-card illustration of this trim/body; propulsion-specific details, colours and optional equipment can differ from the quoted build.
WATT MATTERS?
Electric propulsion gives this large luxury SUV an alternative to the plug-in hybrid. The named Australian trims have separate prices and equipment, with source qualifications kept visible.
THE BASICS
An all-wheel-drive battery electric SUV, available through the Australian manufacturer configurator. Compare the selected grade, stated laboratory cycle and charging conditions; confirm seating and final retailer delivery.
THE NUMBERS
- Price
- From $344,258 drive-away · MY27 Range Rover EV550 HSE Standard Wheelbase · Australian MY2027 manufacturer recommended driveaway example for VIC, Fuji White, selected default equipment and $0 selected options. State selected; no precise postcode or individual buyer details entered. Includes recommended list price, retailer delivery, luxury car tax, registration and stamp duty as itemised. CTP assumptions concern a private owner aged 40 with no demerit points, accidents or driving convictions. Final retailer price, availability and delivery-date costs can vary; excludes fleet, government, rental, hire-car and chauffeur buyers. No order, retailer enquiry or finance application submitted.
- Battery
- 118.5 kWh, explicitly labelled net useable by the selected Australian technical table. Gross capacity not established by that table.
- Claimed range
- 600 km combined electric range. Australian configurator labels the cycle NEDC in its range row. Manufacturer laboratory claim, not WLTP or a real-world guarantee; build/equipment and conditions can change range.
- Charging
- Manufacturer AC 0-100% approximately 7 hours using 22 kW equipment, 13 hours at 11 kW, or 19 hours at 7 kW. DC 10-80% approximately 22 minutes using an 800 V, 350 kW rapid charger; 38 minutes using an 800 V, 150 kW charger. Maximum vehicle AC/DC acceptance not separately established by this table; supply ratings are not substituted. Conditions, temperature and battery state affect results. For 400 V, 250 kW equipment the table gives approximately 32 minutes on a v4 Supercharger or 40 minutes on a v3 Supercharger.
- Drivetrain
- All-wheel drive.
- Power
- 405 kW selected-grade maximum system output; component motor/engine peaks are not added. Manufacturer maximum torque 850 Nm available only in Dynamic Launch and off-road drive modes, according to the Australian Range Rover Electric page. Claimed 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds with Dynamic Launch.
- Seats
- Selected-build seating count not established by the captured table. Confirm the exact rear-seat configuration; no seven-seat or four-seat layout is assumed.
- Warranty
- Vehicle: 5 years / unlimited kilometres under Australian terms. Traction battery: 8 years / 160,000 km, whichever comes first, with minimum 70% state of health under the manufacturer warranty terms. Maintenance, use and exclusions apply.
- Boot space
- 925 L behind second row; 2,210 L behind first row. Manufacturer wet-volume measurement, simulating liquid fill; not directly equivalent to dry-block VDA volume.
- Comfort
- 20-way heated and ventilated front seats with powered-recline heated and ventilated rear seats, manufacturer model highlights.
Price checked 2026-10-18.. RRP excludes registration, insurance, stamp duty and applicable dealer or delivery charges.
Figures belong to the variants named above. WLTP and NEDC are different tests; neither promises your real-world range. Charging claims depend on the charger, battery temperature and state of charge.
Specifications checked 2026-10-18..
Confirmed · Last checked: 2026-10-18. Some prices and specifications await final verification and will be marked Confirmed once checked. Always confirm finer details with your salesperson, dealer or manufacturer representative.
VARIANTS AND PRICES
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| Details | Range Rover EV550 HSE Standard Wheelbase | Range Rover EV550 Autobiography Standard Wheelbase | Range Rover EV550 SV Standard Wheelbase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | From $344,258 drive-awayAustralian MY2027 manufacturer recommended driveaway example for VIC, Fuji White, selected default equipment and $0 selected options. State selected; no precise postcode or individual buyer details entered. Includes recommended list price, retailer delivery, luxury car tax, registration and stamp duty as itemised. CTP assumptions concern a private owner aged 40 with no demerit points, accidents or driving convictions. Final retailer price, availability and delivery-date costs can vary; excludes fleet, government, rental, hire-car and chauffeur buyers. No order, retailer enquiry or finance application submitted. | From $385,938 drive-awayAustralian MY2027 manufacturer recommended driveaway example for VIC, Fuji White, selected default equipment and $0 selected options. State selected; no precise postcode or individual buyer details entered. Includes recommended list price, retailer delivery, luxury car tax, registration and stamp duty as itemised. CTP assumptions concern a private owner aged 40 with no demerit points, accidents or driving convictions. Final retailer price, availability and delivery-date costs can vary; excludes fleet, government, rental, hire-car and chauffeur buyers. No order, retailer enquiry or finance application submitted. | From $448,141 drive-awayAustralian MY2027 manufacturer recommended driveaway example for VIC, Fuji White, selected default equipment and $0 selected options. State selected; no precise postcode or individual buyer details entered. Includes recommended list price, retailer delivery, luxury car tax, registration and stamp duty as itemised. CTP assumptions concern a private owner aged 40 with no demerit points, accidents or driving convictions. Final retailer price, availability and delivery-date costs can vary; excludes fleet, government, rental, hire-car and chauffeur buyers. No order, retailer enquiry or finance application submitted. |
| Battery | 118.5 kWh, explicitly labelled net useable by the selected Australian technical table. Gross capacity not established by that table. | 118.5 kWh, explicitly labelled net useable by the selected Australian technical table. Gross capacity not established by that table. | 118.5 kWh, explicitly labelled net useable by the selected Australian technical table. Gross capacity not established by that table. |
| Claimed range | 600 km combined electric range. Australian configurator labels the cycle NEDC in its range row. Manufacturer laboratory claim, not WLTP or a real-world guarantee; build/equipment and conditions can change range. | 600 km combined electric range. Australian configurator labels the cycle NEDC in its range row. Manufacturer laboratory claim, not WLTP or a real-world guarantee; build/equipment and conditions can change range. | 600 km combined electric range. Australian configurator labels the cycle NEDC in its range row. Manufacturer laboratory claim, not WLTP or a real-world guarantee; build/equipment and conditions can change range. |
| Power | 405 kW selected-grade maximum system output; component motor/engine peaks are not added. Manufacturer maximum torque 850 Nm available only in Dynamic Launch and off-road drive modes, according to the Australian Range Rover Electric page. Claimed 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds with Dynamic Launch. | 405 kW selected-grade maximum system output; component motor/engine peaks are not added. Manufacturer maximum torque 850 Nm available only in Dynamic Launch and off-road drive modes, according to the Australian Range Rover Electric page. Claimed 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds with Dynamic Launch. | 405 kW selected-grade maximum system output; component motor/engine peaks are not added. Manufacturer maximum torque 850 Nm available only in Dynamic Launch and off-road drive modes, according to the Australian Range Rover Electric page. Claimed 0-100 km/h in 4.5 seconds with Dynamic Launch. |
| Charging | Manufacturer AC 0-100% approximately 7 hours using 22 kW equipment, 13 hours at 11 kW, or 19 hours at 7 kW. DC 10-80% approximately 22 minutes using an 800 V, 350 kW rapid charger; 38 minutes using an 800 V, 150 kW charger. Maximum vehicle AC/DC acceptance not separately established by this table; supply ratings are not substituted. Conditions, temperature and battery state affect results. For 400 V, 250 kW equipment the table gives approximately 32 minutes on a v4 Supercharger or 40 minutes on a v3 Supercharger. | Manufacturer AC 0-100% approximately 7 hours using 22 kW equipment, 13 hours at 11 kW, or 19 hours at 7 kW. DC 10-80% approximately 22 minutes using an 800 V, 350 kW rapid charger; 38 minutes using an 800 V, 150 kW charger. Maximum vehicle AC/DC acceptance not separately established by this table; supply ratings are not substituted. Conditions, temperature and battery state affect results. For 400 V, 250 kW equipment the table gives approximately 32 minutes on a v4 Supercharger or 40 minutes on a v3 Supercharger. | Manufacturer AC 0-100% approximately 7 hours using 22 kW equipment, 13 hours at 11 kW, or 19 hours at 7 kW. DC 10-80% approximately 22 minutes using an 800 V, 350 kW rapid charger; 38 minutes using an 800 V, 150 kW charger. Maximum vehicle AC/DC acceptance not separately established by this table; supply ratings are not substituted. Conditions, temperature and battery state affect results. For 400 V, 250 kW equipment the table gives approximately 32 minutes on a v4 Supercharger or 40 minutes on a v3 Supercharger. |
| Drivetrain | All-wheel drive. | All-wheel drive. | All-wheel drive. |
| Seats | Selected-build seating count not established by the captured table. Confirm the exact rear-seat configuration; no seven-seat or four-seat layout is assumed. | Selected-build seating count not established by the captured table. Confirm the exact rear-seat configuration; no seven-seat or four-seat layout is assumed. | Selected-build seating count not established by the captured table. Confirm the exact rear-seat configuration; no seven-seat or four-seat layout is assumed. |
| Warranty | Vehicle: 5 years / unlimited kilometres under Australian terms. Traction battery: 8 years / 160,000 km, whichever comes first, with minimum 70% state of health under the manufacturer warranty terms. Maintenance, use and exclusions apply. | Vehicle: 5 years / unlimited kilometres under Australian terms. Traction battery: 8 years / 160,000 km, whichever comes first, with minimum 70% state of health under the manufacturer warranty terms. Maintenance, use and exclusions apply. | Vehicle: 5 years / unlimited kilometres under Australian terms. Traction battery: 8 years / 160,000 km, whichever comes first, with minimum 70% state of health under the manufacturer warranty terms. Maintenance, use and exclusions apply. |
| Boot space | 925 L behind second row; 2,210 L behind first row. Manufacturer wet-volume measurement, simulating liquid fill; not directly equivalent to dry-block VDA volume. | 925 L behind second row; 2,210 L behind first row. Manufacturer wet-volume measurement, simulating liquid fill; not directly equivalent to dry-block VDA volume. | 925 L behind second row; 2,198 L behind first row. Manufacturer wet-volume measurement, simulating liquid fill; not directly equivalent to dry-block VDA volume. |
| Comfort | 20-way heated and ventilated front seats with powered-recline heated and ventilated rear seats, manufacturer model highlights. | 24-way heated and cooled massage front seats with Executive Class rear seats and four-zone climate control, manufacturer model highlights. | 24-way heated and ventilated hot-stone massage front seats with Executive Class Comfort Plus rear seats, manufacturer model highlights; confirm selected equipment. |
THE WATTCAR TAKE
The quieter electric concept suits a luxury SUV, but the high purchase price and large footprint demand consideration. Our assessment uses published research, with no firsthand WattCar road test claimed.
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MANUFACTURER WEBSITEFor the configurator, local stock and a written quote.