Launched in 1970, the Range Rover celebrates its 50th year this year and therefore received a limited edition, thus giving rise to the Range Rover Fifty.
Thus, the limited edition “Fifty” aims to celebrate the half century of the model that helped launch the luxury SUV segment and, at the same time, increase its exclusivity.
Based on the Autobiography version, the Range Rover Fifty will have its production limited to just 1970 units, in reference to the year of launch of the original model.
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Available with a long (LWB) or regular (SWB) chassis, the Range Rover Fifty has a range of powertrains ranging from diesel and petrol engines to the P400e plug-in hybrid variant.
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Compared to the Autobiography version, the Range Rover Fifty has exclusive equipment such as 22” wheels, various exterior details and an exclusive “Fifty” logo.
Speaking of which, we can find it both outside and inside (on the headrests, dashboard, etc.). Finally, inside there is also the plaque that numbers the copies of this limited edition.
In total, the Range Rover Fifty will be available in four colors: Carpathian Grey, Rossello Red, Aruba and Santorini Black.
The solid “heritage” colors used by the original Range Rover designated Tuscan Blue, Bahama Gold and Davos White are courtesy of Land Rover's Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) division and will be limited to a very small number of units.
For now, both the prices and the expected date for delivery of the first units of this limited edition remain an open question.