How long is the Land Rover Range Rover body?

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JosephLynn
09/01/25 6:21am
The dimensions of the Land Rover Range Rover are 5000/2073/1869mm (length/width/height). The exterior and interior of the Range Rover are described as follows. Range Rover Exterior: It features a distinctive two-tone body design combined with angular body lines, exuding a rugged off-road vehicle vibe. The rectangular headlight clusters and front grille adopt straighter body lines and a flat roof design. Range Rover Interior Design: The seats are upholstered in tan-colored genuine leather with diamond patterns. The dashboard area retains the classic Land Rover design approach, incorporating dark wood trim. The center console now features a 9-inch touchscreen display supporting GPS, CarPlay, Bluetooth, and other functions. The screen is equipped with the Alpine Halo multimedia system. Additionally, the dashboard houses two subwoofers and Infinity Kappa audio, while the armrest compartment includes a CD player.
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LaDylan
09/14/25 2:13am
I remember the body length of the Land Rover Range Rover is quite a topic, especially the standard version, which is about 5 meters long—to be precise, 4999 mm. That's a substantial size among SUVs. As someone who pays attention to car specs, I know there are variations between different versions. For instance, the long-wheelbase version can exceed 5.2 meters, catering to those prioritizing rear-seat space. Why so long? The design prioritizes luxury and comfort, offering an incredibly spacious interior, but parking becomes a headache—standard spots often don’t fit, forcing me to hunt for dedicated oversized spaces. In terms of handling, the long body means a larger turning radius, requiring extra caution on narrow roads, especially in urban streets. I’d advise new owners to first get accustomed to the size and practice reversing skills. Overall, this length reflects the Range Rover’s bold positioning, but practicality requires some trade-offs.
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