Land Rover Range Rover Sport EV Version Specs Leaked: Dual-Motor AWD, 800V Architecture, 130 kWh Battery

Recently, configuration details for the Land Rover Range Rover Sport EV version have reportedly surfaced via unofficial channels. Built on a dedicated EV platform, the new model closely follows the technical roadmap of the upcoming Range Rover EV variant — featuring an 800V high-voltage electrical architecture, dual-motor all-wheel drive system, and a high-capacity battery pack — marking a substantive step forward in Jaguar Land Rover's electrification strategy.

Exterior styling retains the current Range Rover Sport generation's overall silhouette but reveals clear evolutionary cues. Up front, newly designed headlamps serve as the visual centerpiece, with fully updated internal lighting structures expected; the upper grille receives subtle refinements for enhanced elegance; and the outer air intakes on the front bumper are enlarged to reinforce sporty character. The rear remains heavily camouflaged, yet the tail lamps appear set to adopt the brand's latest full-width light bar design, likely complemented by illuminated 'Range Rover' lettering — significantly boosting nighttime visibility. Meanwhile, the reflectors on the rear bumper adopt a flatter profile, further underscoring the vehicle's performance-oriented tuning.

The powertrain and electric systems (battery, motor, electronics) represent the core of this leak. The vehicle features Jaguar Land Rover's proprietary dual-motor AWD system, offering two power outputs: 450 hp and 550 hp. All variants come standard with the 800V high-voltage architecture, though the peak charging power has not yet been officially disclosed. The battery pack capacity stands at 130kWh, with an EPA-estimated range of 531 km.

It is worth emphasizing that all information released so far originates from unofficial sources. The vehicle has not yet been officially unveiled, and its launch timeline, pricing, and final production specifications remain subject to official confirmation. As the first high-performance electric SUV in the Range Rover family, its positioning and technological approach could significantly influence competitive dynamics across the premium electric SUV segment.