#range rover

The Range Rover is one of those vanishingly rare cars that defies the industry’s traditional product cycle. The previous gen model arrived in 2012 and even in these unpredictable times it was still hitting the spot with its high-end client base a decade later.

But then you see the current L460 – only the fifth generation in 51 years – and you realise there are some things even the Range Rover can’t out-run forever. Namely, the march of technology and connectivity, and more pressingly the need to future-proof it as climate change ceases to be a debate and becomes a genuine existential emergency.