New Range Rover Fifty 2021 detailed: Special edition marks 50th anniversary of luxury off-roader

The Range Rover Fifty’s production run will be capped at 1970 units.

Head of Editorial

17 June 2020

4 min read

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Justin Hilliard

Head of Editorial

17 June 2020

4 min read

Land Rover has marked the 50th anniversary of its Range Rover flagship by introducing a special-edition version of the luxury off-roader, aptly dubbed Fifty.

Appropriately, only 1970 units of the Range Rover Fifty will be produced for global consumption, 37 of which will head to Australia in the fourth quarter of this year.

Local examples will be of the standard wheelbase variety and will be powered by a 5.0-litre supercharged V8 petrol engine that punches out 386kW of power and 625Nm of torque.

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2021 Range Rover Fifty

The Range Rover Fifty will also prominently feature ‘Fifty’ badging inside and out, with its script penned by Land Rover’s chief creative officer, Gerry McGovern. On the centre console, it will be accompanied by a unique ‘1 of 1970’ commemorative plaque.

Stayed tuned for further details on the Range Rover Fifty, as we’ll bring them to you as they come to hand. And for reference, the next generation of the flagship is expected to launch next year.

Justin Hilliard

Head of Editorial

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