What’s being described like the “fastest and the majority powerful” production car ever built by Land Rover has designed a brief appearance in the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The Range Rover Sport SVR, and that is in the center of its development programme but still using a disguise, appeared during a series of runs in the hill at Goodwood. Land Rover says the Sport SVR will continue sale next year. This high-performance Sport gets its power given by a 5. 0-litre supercharged V8 engine, a similar unit found in Jaguar’s R-S models. Land Rover says It‘ll develop a minimum of 543bhp. The new model will certainly be the very first from Land Rover to don the SVR badge, which should be applied by all future high-performance models, says JLR. The corporate says the Sport SVR is “created by JLR’s Special Vehicle Operations team and, like all future SVR models, needs to meet stringent key performance criteria in an effort to wear the SVR badge”. The SVR models will certainly be built on a single line as other production cars and sold through Land Rover dealers. Currently, the foremost powerful version from the standard Range Rover Sport has 503bhp, covers 0-62mph in 5. 3sec and also has a high speed of 155mph. Sources suggest that Land Rover wants a 0-62mph time around 4. 5sec to the SVR. Land Rover’s engineers are expected in order to make changes towards the Sport’s suspension, including modifications towards the car’s software, which governs its active anti-roll bars and air springs. A more powerful braking system is likewise likely, although larger wheels compared to the 21-inch items already fitted towards the Sport are unlikely. The prototype’s disguise doesn’t fully conceal the styling revisions, which include an infinitely more aggressive design to the front bumper. Read more Goodwood Festival of Speed news. Obtain the latest car news, reviews and galleries from Autocar direct within your inbox every week. Enter your current email below : Hot new 543bhp Range Rover Sport showcased
Friday, September 26, 2014
Hot new 543bhp Range Rover Sport showcased
What’s being described like the “fastest and the majority powerful” production car ever built by Land Rover has designed a brief appearance in the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The Range Rover Sport SVR, and that is in the center of its development programme but still using a disguise, appeared during a series of runs in the hill at Goodwood. Land Rover says the Sport SVR will continue sale next year. This high-performance Sport gets its power given by a 5. 0-litre supercharged V8 engine, a similar unit found in Jaguar’s R-S models. Land Rover says It‘ll develop a minimum of 543bhp. The new model will certainly be the very first from Land Rover to don the SVR badge, which should be applied by all future high-performance models, says JLR. The corporate says the Sport SVR is “created by JLR’s Special Vehicle Operations team and, like all future SVR models, needs to meet stringent key performance criteria in an effort to wear the SVR badge”. The SVR models will certainly be built on a single line as other production cars and sold through Land Rover dealers. Currently, the foremost powerful version from the standard Range Rover Sport has 503bhp, covers 0-62mph in 5. 3sec and also has a high speed of 155mph. Sources suggest that Land Rover wants a 0-62mph time around 4. 5sec to the SVR. Land Rover’s engineers are expected in order to make changes towards the Sport’s suspension, including modifications towards the car’s software, which governs its active anti-roll bars and air springs. A more powerful braking system is likewise likely, although larger wheels compared to the 21-inch items already fitted towards the Sport are unlikely. The prototype’s disguise doesn’t fully conceal the styling revisions, which include an infinitely more aggressive design to the front bumper. Read more Goodwood Festival of Speed news. Obtain the latest car news, reviews and galleries from Autocar direct within your inbox every week. Enter your current email below : Hot new 543bhp Range Rover Sport showcased
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