2028 Range Rover GT is expected to become the most car-like Range Rover ever produced, introducing a new all-electric luxury SUV built on Jaguar Land Rover’s Electrical Modular Architecture (EMA). The model is expected to launch in the United States as an EV, with a hybrid version planned for a later date.
Range Rover Expands Its SUV Lineup
The 2028 Range Rover GT is expected to become the fifth member of the Range Rover family.
Jaguar Land Rover has recently reshaped its lineup by discontinuing the Discovery Sport and reorganizing its portfolio into four brands: Jaguar, Range Rover, Defender, and Discovery.
Although more compact than other Range Rover models, the GT is expected to slot between the Range Rover Velar and Range Rover Sport because of its electric powertrain and anticipated pricing.
Prototype Testing Is Already Underway
According to the reported information, Land Rover has prototypes testing in multiple locations around the world, suggesting the production model could debut within months.
The automaker has also released several interior images that showcase a minimalist, upscale cabin featuring the brand’s new logo.
On the outside, the GT is expected to feature styling similar to a lifted grand tourer, combining Range Rover’s clean design language with a lower roofline and sportier proportions.
First Model Built on the EMA Platform
The Range Rover GT is expected to become the first vehicle based on Jaguar Land Rover’s new Electrical Modular Architecture (EMA).
The flexible platform is designed to support both all-electric and hybrid powertrains. While battery capacity and driving range have not been announced, the GT is expected to launch first as an electric vehicle before a hybrid variant joins the lineup.
Production is planned for Jaguar Land Rover’s Halewood plant in England.
Expected Powertrain Configurations
Several configurations are expected to be available for the Range Rover GT.
The standard model is expected to feature a dual-motor setup, while at least two battery sizes are anticipated to accommodate different customer needs.
The EMA platform is also expected to support an 800-volt electrical architecture, which should enable faster charging speeds.
Expected Market Position
According to the reported information, the Range Rover GT currently has few direct competitors.
The Genesis GV60 and its high-performance Magma variant could compete with the model, while the Tesla Model Y and Model Y Performance may also emerge as rivals. However, without final specifications or dimensions, direct comparisons remain uncertain.
Estimated Price
The 2028 Range Rover GT is expected to carry an estimated starting price of $70,000.
Jaguar Land Rover has not yet released final specifications, pricing, or launch details for the Range Rover GT. The vehicle is expected to arrive first as an all-electric model before a hybrid version follows.
