Land Rover PH introduces Range Rover SV

MANILA: Land Rover Philippines has introduced the Range Rover SV.

The local wing of the storied British car brand treated guests to a private viewing of the luxurious sport utility vehicle (SUV) designed and engineered to deliver opulence at its finest.

Inside the basement of a lavish abode in Alabang stood the showpiece — a Range Rover SV finished in sexy Satin Black paint. It boasted all the bells and whistles, including a healthy amount of speakers for audiophiles; a folding front passenger seat to maximize space for the second-row occupants; a pop-up table for on-the-go meetings or snacks; a rear hatch with deployable seats that can carry two full-sized adults; and a beverage cooler.

All of the said amenities come as standard for the Range Rover SV. 

The displayed Range Rover SV also packed a hybrid powertrain that would appeal to many of today’s car buyers who opt for a more sustainable means of moving as well as those who want to take advantage of the perks of the EVIDA law.

“The Philippines is one of the fastest growing countries in Asia, with a rising number of high net-worth individuals. This is why this is a great opportunity for the Philippine market, as our discerning clients look for exclusivity and utmost luxury. This is the first time Range Rover SV has been publicly shown and this is the best way to reinforce our Modern Luxury principles in a way that clients have not previously experienced,” IC Land Automotive Incorporated Vice President Chris Ward said.

The Range Rover SV is available in two curated exterior and interior designs: SV Serenity and SV Intrepid. Both of these come standard with the aforementioned features as well as other appointments unique to the theme.

For example, the Range Rover SV Serenity gets metal-plated Atlas Silver and Corinthian Bronze exterior accents, an optional Corinthian Bronze roof, and a set of 23-inch forged diamond-turned alloy wheels with Corinthian Bronze inserts.

Likewise, the Range Rover SV Serenity comes with either Perlino trims that contrast Liberty Blue, Sequoia Green, or Caraway leather.

Meanwhile, the Range Rover SV Intrepid packs metal-plated Anthracite — which according to the brand — is a smoky, dark chrome finish exclusively developed for the luxury SUV. The accents are matched with an optional black roof and complementary 23-inch forged Satin Dark Gray alloy wheels with Narvik Black Gloss inserts.

The Range Rover SV Intrepid interior theme offers a choice of single-color Ebony leather, two-tone Rosewood and Ebony leather, or Cinder Gray and Light Cloud Gray Ultrafabrics.

Those who want something more can further personalize the Range Rover SV through bespoke service options offered by the brand.

Price-wise, the amount a car buyer would spend depends on the specifications slapped on the Range Rover SV. But to give those who want to bring the SUV back to their garage, the model displayed in Alabang is priced around P29 million.

Photos from Juan Paulo Papa

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