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    Range Rover Autobiograph Review, For Sale, Specs & News

    The Range Rover has been with us since 1970 with the primo Autobiography grade first appearing in 1994.

    The current Autobiography is available with a variety of powertrains including a turbo-diesel six-cylinder, petrol-electric plug-in hybrid six and monstrous twin-turbo V8, with prices ranging from around $300,000 to $340K.

    The line-up currently starts at $285,525 for the Range Rover Autobiograph Phev P460E SWB (339KW) and ranges through to $339,314 for the range-topping Range Rover Autobiograph P530 LWB 7 Seat (390KW).

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    Range Rover Autobiography Models Price and Specs

    The price range for the Range Rover Autobiography varies based on the trim level you choose. Starting at $285,525 and going to $339,314 for the latest year the model was manufactured. The model range is available in the following body types starting from the engine/transmission specs shown below.

    Year Body Type Specs Price from Price to
    2024 SUV 3.0L, —, 8 SP AUTO $285,525 $339,314
    2023 SUV 3.0L, —, 8 SP AUTO $269,060 $356,290
    2022 SUV 3.0L, Diesel, 8 SP AUTO $260,920 $327,910
    2021 SUV 3.0L, Diesel, 8 SP AUTO $238,480 $438,130
    2020 SUV 4.4L, Diesel, 8 SP AUTO $213,840 $384,890
    See All Range Rover Autobiography Pricing and Specs

    Range Rover Autobiography Colours

    The Range Rover comes in seven standard colours from 'Fuji White' to 'Santorini Black'. There are also three premium metallic hues including 'Charente Grey' and then there are 13 SV Bespoke colours adding 'Velocity Blue' and 'Sunset Gold' among others.

    • Fuji White
    • Santorini Black
    • Eiger Grey
    • Hakuba Silver
    • Belgravia Green
    • Varesine Blue
    • Ostuni Pearl White
    • Carpathian Grey
    • Batumi Gold
    • Charente Grey
    • British Racing Green
    • Ligurian Black
    • Flux Silver
    • Ethereal Frost Silver
    • Velocity Blue
    • Constellation Blue
    • Ionian Silver
    • Sunset Gold
    • Amethyst Grey
    • Petrolix Blue
    • Tourmaline Brown
    • Sanguinello Orange
    • Icy White
    To confirm current colour availability, please check the manufacturer's website.

    Range Rover Autobiography Q&As

    Check out real-world situations relating to the Range Rover Autobiography here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

    • What is the most expensive Land Rover in the world?

      The most expensive new Land Rover in Australia is the Range Rover SVAutobiography LWB supercharged V8 petrol which lists at $403,670 and boasts 405kW of power. A high percentage of that cost, however, is down to luxury-car tax and other import duties, and the Australian government loves to slug car lovers. That said, countries such as Singapore which have extortionate fees and taxes just for the privilege of buying a car would have higher Land Rover and Range Rover prices.

      However, my money for the world’s most expensive Landie would be on the original Land Rover prototype used to develop the original off-roader way back in 1947. This protype actually featured a central driving position and had the nick-name the Centre Steer as a result. Opinions differ on whether it still exists as some say it was broken up as production started in 1948 while others surmise that it could be hidden in storage somewhere in the UK. If it does exist, it would surely be the most valuable Land Rover in the world.

      Beyond that, I’d say another prototype named Huey (named for its registration number HUE 166) from 1948 would be a close runner-up in value terms. Huey now resides at Land Rover’s Classic workshop in Coventry in the UK.

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    Range Rover Autobiography Accessories

    Coming standard across the Range Rover line-up are LED headlights, 22-inch alloy wheels, semi-aniline leather upholstery, a 13.1-inch media screen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a Meridian sound system, sat nav, a digital driver display and head-up display, a power tailgate and proximity key.

    Range Rover Autobiography Accessories

    Range Rover Autobiography Interior

    The Range Rover's interior is practical, luxurious and modern while retaining a cabin design which remains traditional to this model with its long flat dashboard and low window sills. All grades from the HSE to Autobiography come with semi-aniline leather upholstery.

    Range Rover Autobiography Interior

    Range Rover Autobiography Engine

    There are four powertrains to choose from: a six-cylinder diesel known as a D350 and making 258kW; a petrol electric plug-in hybrid making 338kW; a V8 turbo-petrol engine also known as the P530 making 390kW and another V8 petrol above that making 452kW.

    Range Rover Autobiography Dimensions

    The dimensions of the Range Rover Autobiography SUV vary according to year of manufacture and spec level.

    Year Body Type Height x Width x Length Ground Clearance
    2024 SUV 1870x2003x5052 mm 219 mm
    2023 SUV 1870x2003x5052 mm 219 mm
    2022 SUV 1870x2047x5052 mm 219 mm
    2021 SUV 1869x2073x5000 mm 220 mm
    2020 SUV 1869x2073x5000 mm 220 mm
    The dimensions shown above are for the base model. See All Range Rover Autobiography Dimensions

    Range Rover Autobiography Wheel Size

    The Range Rover Autobiography has a number of different wheel and tyre options. When it comes to tyres, these range from 285x45 R22 1 for SUV in 2024.

    Year Body Type Front Tyre Size Front Rim Rear Tyre Size Rear Rim
    2024 SUV 285x45 R22 1 — 285x45 R22 1 —
    2023 SUV 285x45 R22 1 — 285x45 R22 1 —
    2022 SUV 285x45 R22 1 — 285x45 R22 1 —
    2021 SUV 275x45 R21 — 275x45 R21 —
    2020 SUV 275x45 R21 21x9.5 inches 275x45 R21 21x9.5 inches
    The dimensions shown above are for the base model. See All Range Rover Autobiography Wheel Sizes

    Range Rover Autobiography Towing Capacity

    The Range Rover Autobiography has maximum towing capacity of 3500kg for the latest model available.

    Year Body Type Braked Capacity from Braked Capacity to
    2024 SUV 3500kg 3500kg
    2023 SUV 3500kg 3500kg
    2022 SUV 3500kg 3500kg
    2021 SUV 3500kg 3500kg
    2020 SUV 3500kg 3500kg
    See All Towing Capacity for Range Rover Autobiography

    Range Rover Autobiography Seats

    The Range Rover comes with five seats or in the case of the long-wheelbase Autobiography - seven seats.

    • The Range Rover Autobiography LWB has a comfortable, roomy, well equipped cabin. (Image: Dean McCartney) The Range Rover Autobiography LWB has a comfortable, roomy, well equipped cabin. (Image: Dean McCartney)
    • The long wheelbase offers unrivalled legroom in the back. (Image: Dean McCartney) The long wheelbase offers unrivalled legroom in the back. (Image: Dean McCartney)
    • Legroom in the third row is limited. (Image: Dean McCartney) Legroom in the third row is limited. (Image: Dean McCartney)

    Range Rover Autobiography Fuel Consumption

    The Range Rover Autobiography is available in a number of variants and body types that are powered by —, Diesel, Hyb/PULP, PULP, Hyb/Diesel and ULP fuel type(s). It has an estimated fuel consumption starting from 1.6L/100km for SUV /— for the latest year the model was manufactured.

    Year Body Type Fuel Consumption* Engine Fuel Type Transmission
    2024 SUV 1.6L/100km 3.0L — 8 SP AUTO
    2024 SUV 7.2L/100km 3.0L Diesel 8 SP AUTO
    2023 SUV — 3.0L Hyb/PULP 8 SP AUTO
    2023 SUV 1.6L/100km 3.0L — 8 SP AUTO
    2023 SUV 7.2L/100km 3.0L Diesel 8 SP AUTO
    2023 SUV 11.8L/100km 4.4L PULP 8 SP AUTO
    2022 SUV — 3.0L Hyb/PULP 8 SP AUTO
    2022 SUV 7.2L/100km 3.0L Diesel 8 SP AUTO
    2022 SUV 11.8L/100km 4.4L PULP 8 SP AUTO
    2021 SUV 8.4L/100km 3.0L Hyb/Diesel 8 SP AUTO
    2021 SUV 9.3L/100km 4.4L Diesel 8 SP AUTO
    2021 SUV 12.8L/100km 5.0L PULP 8 SP AUTO
    2021 SUV 12.8L/100km 5.0L ULP 8 SP AUTO
    2020 SUV 9.3L/100km 4.4L Diesel 8 SP AUTO
    2020 SUV 12.8L/100km 5.0L PULP 8 SP AUTO
    2020 SUV 12.8L/100km 5.0L ULP 8 SP AUTO
    * Combined fuel consumption See All Range Rover Autobiography Pricing and Specs for 2024

    Range Rover Autobiography Boot Space

    For the seven-seater Range Rovers with all seats in place there is 229 litres of cargo space still left in the boot, but with those back seats folded flat you have 713 litres of capacity. For the five seater the boot has a capacity of 725 litres.

    Range Rover Autobiography Boot space

    Range Rover Autobiography Speed

    The Range Rover's 0-100km/h time ranges from 4.5 seconds for the standard wheelbase SV grade with the twin turbo V8 to 6.4 seconds for the six-cylinder diesel long-wheelbase Autobiography. Top speed ranges from 217km/h to 250km/h.

    Range Rover Autobiography Range

    The Range Rover can travel from 760km with the V8 petrol engine and up to 1000km with the petrol electric plug-in variant.