An updated version of the twin-turbo V8 Range Rover Sport SV has debuted with carbon fibre trims, new colour options, and unique badging.
A new version of the 2025 Range Rover Sport SV performance SUV – the Edition Two – has been unveiled ahead of its Australian launch.
Priced from $359,715 before on-road costs – $1085 less than the Range Rover Sport SV Edition One it replaces – the Edition Two adds carbon fibre finishes inside and out, new exterior paint colours, and unique badging on the front splitter, centre console, treadplates and puddle lamps.
It is available in four design themes: Blue Nebula, Marl Grey Gloss, Sunrise Copper Satin, and Ligurian Black Gloss. These finishes replace the 14 colour options available to order for the SV Edition One.
The Blue Nebula theme includes matte blue paint – with a hint of green – a carbon-fibre bonnet, 23-inch forged black alloy wheels, blue brake calipers, and light grey/black Windsor leather upholstery.
For the Marl Grey Gloss curation, it includes carbon gloss wheels, orange brake calipers, and rosewood accents inside, while the Sunrise Copper Satin finish has black wheels, red brake calipers, and black upholstery.
The Ligurian Black Gloss theme includes an exposed carbon fibre bonnet, carbon gloss wheels, yellow brake calipers, and light grey/black seats with knitted and Ultrafabrics artificial leather upholstery.
Like the Range Rover Sport SV Edition One, the Edition Two features the 467kW and 750Nm version of BMW’s 4.4-litre twin-turbocharged ‘S63’ petrol V8 – an identical tune to the BMW M5 CS, but with the addition of a mild-hybrid system.
It is paired to an eight-speed automatic transmission and an all-wheel drive system, with a claimed 3.8-second 0-100km/h sprint time and a 290km/h top speed.
The 2025 Range Rover Sport SV Edition Two is due in Australia early next year.
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