The Range Rover is Land Rover's defining luxury SUV. It’s a large, immensely capable 4x4 that will deliver you anywhere in supreme comfort, thanks to its incredible capability both on and off-road. You can drive one of the best large premium cars available with our Range Rover lease deals. Simply choose your favourite model and order online today.
Very comfortable and refined.
Top-notch interior.
Outstanding off-road performance.
As well as its general luxury appeal, the way the Range Rover drives is a massive strong point. Lease a Range Rover and you’ll get the ultimate in comfortable ride quality, thanks to air suspension and soft, armchair-like seats.
You’ll sit in front of a customisable digital display rather than traditional dials. There’s a similarly tech-focused feel to the infotainment system, which spreads navigation, entertainment and information across 2 10-inch touchscreens, one above the other.
Range Rover leasing puts you behind the wheel of a truly remarkable machine that does practically everything well. There’s even a plug-in hybrid, called the P400e, which can give you up to 25 miles of emissions-free electric motoring.
The Range Rover has lots of passenger space inside and 5 tall adults should be more than comfortable on long journeys. Depending on the model you choose, you can add reclining rear seats, footrests and head-restraint pillows for even more comfort.
There’s a long-wheelbase (LWB) version of the Range Rover too, which might be of interest if you’re regularly carrying rear-seat passengers. However, there’s no 7-seat option.
The boot is also huge with a capacity of 707 litres, although that dips to around 600 litres in the plug-in hybrid, due to the positioning of its battery, and 537 litres if you have the luxurious Executive Class rear seats. The rear seats can be folded down electrically if you need extra room for larger luggage.
When it comes to fuel economy you’ll do better with the diesels than the petrols. Official figures say you’ll get up to 33mpg from the entry-level D300, while the P400 petrol engine promises up to 26.7mpg.
If you embrace the powerful performance models, then that figure will drop; the 565hp P565 promises just 18.9mpg. Versions like the SV Autobiography range, are powered by a supercharged, 5.0-litre V8 engine with 565hp so fuel economy is traded of for power.
All that said, you could get excellent fuel economy from the P400e plug-in hybrid, as long as your journeys are mainly short and done on battery power alone. The official figure claims up to 84.8mpg, but to achieve such a return from the Range Rover then you’d need to regularly charge it and do most of your journeys on electric power alone.
With car leasing, you can easily drive your favourite brand new car. Simply choose your initial payment, contract length, and annual mileage, and we'll ensure you get the best price possible.
You’ll experience the convenience of fixed monthly payments throughout your lease, and have the flexibility to upgrade to a new model at the end of your contract.
If you're unfamiliar with contract hire, our informative car leasing guide is a fantastic resource to get started. Alternatively, our friendly team is always available to help.
If you want to drive a brand-new Land Rover Range Rover for an affordable cost, choose Vanarama. We’re committed to delivering outstanding customer service and the best lease deals on the market – just see our Excellent rating on Trustpilot.
We also include road tax with every lease, plus you’ll pay no admin fees! With lots of ways to tailor your deal to your budget and needs, it’s never been easier to lease a Land Rover.
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