Range Rover GT Unveiled As First Electric Range Rover On EMA Platform

Range Rover GT Introduced As First Electric Model On EMA Platform

Range Rover GT has been unveiled by Jaguar Land Rover as the fifth member of the Range Rover family and the brand’s first all-electric Range Rover model. The vehicle will be based on the new EMA platform and represents a major step in the company’s electrification strategy. The Range Rover GT will be produced at Halewood in the United Kingdom, where it will be manufactured alongside internal combustion engine and hybrid models.

The Range Rover GT will initially be introduced as a battery-electric vehicle, while a hybrid version is planned for a later stage. The new model is designed to expand the Range Rover portfolio with an electric offering while maintaining the premium positioning associated with the brand. The EMA platform will support the vehicle’s development and production approach as Jaguar Land Rover continues its transition toward electrified passenger cars across global markets.

Prototype vehicles of the Range Rover GT are currently undergoing final road testing with a dedicated camouflage design inspired by the landscape surrounding Gaydon in the United Kingdom. Gaydon is home to Range Rover’s Creative and Engineering teams, which are involved in the development of the upcoming model. Additional technical details and product information about the new electric Range Rover GT are expected to be revealed later this year.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Range Rover GT and when will more details be announced?
The Range Rover GT is the first all-electric Range Rover model developed on the new EMA platform and represents Jaguar Land Rover’s move toward premium electric vehicles. The vehicle will initially launch as a battery-electric model, with a hybrid version planned later. It is being tested before its official market introduction, and additional details about specifications, features, and availability are expected to be shared later this year.