This nameplate refers to the all-new fifth-generation Range Rover revealed in late 2021 and introduced for the 2022 model year. It marked a major redesign of Land Rover’s flagship luxury SUV, while continuing the original Range Rover line that began in 1970. The “new” wording was used by the manufacturer as a launch descriptor rather than as a separate sub-brand, and it signaled a clean-sheet update built around a more modern body, updated cabin technology, and expanded electrified powertrain options.
The fifth generation kept the Range Rover’s familiar design language and emphasis on quiet luxury, but moved it further upmarket with a more minimalist exterior, a more refined interior, and greater focus on rear-seat comfort and long-wheelbase configurations. Land Rover positioned it as the pinnacle of the brand, combining the model’s traditional all-terrain capability with a more contemporary interpretation of luxury travel. It also continued the Range Rover tradition of being a technological showcase for the company, debuting new architecture and a broader range of advanced convenience, connectivity, and driver-assistance features.
Historically, the Range Rover nameplate is one of the most important in the SUV world. The original model established the template for the luxury off-road vehicle, and later generations steadily expanded its comfort, refinement, and prestige without abandoning its core capability. The 2022 model year version carried that lineage forward as a flagship rebirth of the icon rather than a separate model with a distinct end date.