Land Rover’s upcoming electric version of its iconic Range Rover SUV is set to redefine off-road capability with a focus on sustainability, blending rugged performance with zero emissions. The new model retains the brand’s signature design and advanced engineering, including air suspension and terrain-response technology, while adapting them for an electric powertrain. Early tests suggest it may struggle with the extreme demands of traditional safari conditions, where long-range travel and rough terrain remain key challenges. Whether the electric Range Rover can match the reliability and adaptability of its gas-powered predecessors in remote adventures remains an open question.
Land Rover Is Electrifying Its Flagship Range Rover SUV. Is It Ready to Go on Safari? Car and Driver
