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New Range Rover EV teased as waiting list opened (Video)

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Land Rover has released a teaser image of their new Range Rover EV and also announced that they have opened a waiting list for their new electric vehicle. Land Rover has also revealed that prototypes of the new electric vehicle are now being tested.

As well as the teaser image above, Land Rover also released a new teaser video for the new Range Rover Electric which can be seen below, lets find out more details about the car.

With more patents anticipated to be filed for New Range Rover Electric than any other Range Rover before, prototypes are now being subjected to one of the most rigorous engineering sign-off programmes ever – to confirm capability spanning extreme temperatures, all conditions and every terrain – and of course wading through up to 850mm deep water1 

Engineers are on target to create the quietest and most refined Range Rover ever created; with a unique active road noise cancellation configuration and sound design, plus cabin comfort levels enabled by its electric underpinnings for serene modern luxury

Range Rover offers a first glimpse of the highly anticipated Range Rover Electric, which embodies breathtaking modernity through exemplary Range Rover design, with subtle cues hinting at its all-electric drive

It will be interesting to find out more information about the new Range Rover EV and see how the vehicle performs as an off-road vehicle, will it be able to compete with the petrol and diesel versions offroad? You can find out more details about the new Range Rover electric vehicle at the link below.

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JLR Invests £10 million to combat stolen Range Rover problem

 

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JLR has announced that it has invested £10 million to combat the problem of stolen Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles in the UK, this has become a problem on vehicles that were produced from 2018 to 2022.

Range Rover and Land Rover vehicles become some of the most stolen vehicles in 2022, with a total of 5200 cars stolen. This has caused insurance companies to increase premiums significantly and also caused them to stop offering insurance in some areas.

The majority of the vehicles were being stolen in large cities like London and Manchester and many insurance companies are refusing to insure these vehicles in these areas  JLR used to offer its own insurance for its vehicles, but it stopped doing this as its partner refused to continue insuring the vehicles.

Its newer vehicles from 2022 onward do not have the same issue due to increased security and it has been updating the security of older vehicles to the same standard via a software update, if you own one of the affected vehicles you should take your car to the dealer for the software update.

While vehicle theft in the UK is affecting the whole car industry, at JLR we understand the negative impact this can have on the ownership experience for our clients. Our investment of more than £10 million demonstrates our ongoing commitment to tackling this issue.

Through our long-standing collaboration with law enforcement and key partners, our expert team will continue to develop and deploy effective anti-theft measures to ensure clients are protected. It is my personal priority.

Patrick McGillycuddy
Managing Director, JLR UK

This issue with stolen Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles has seen a negative impact on these vehicles’ second hand values, with the value of many of the vehicles dropping considerably below their previous market values. You can find out more details about the software update over at JLR at the link below, if you have not had the update you should get it done as soon as possible to protect your vehicle.

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