Range Rover Sport Electric was presented in a private preview event at Goodwood Festival of Speed, UK. In an homage to its legacy of pioneering performance, it  tackled a series of driven challenges on the Goodwood Motor Circuit.

The new model integrates a suite of advanced technologies aimed at increased power and torque, along with a new chassis tune and audio enhancement.

Range Rover Electric is aiming to lead the way for electric propulsion capability, refinement and luxury travel,

Previous Range Rover Electric vehicle prototypes were  deployed at some of the world’s most challenging test locations. The all-electric drivetrain has been tested at extremes of temperatures, from -40°C in the Arctic Circle, to +50°C in the searing deserts of the Middle East.

The addition of pure-electric propulsion later this year will complete the powertrain line-up for Range Rover Sport, with a plug-in electric hybrid, mild-hybrid V8 petrol and six-cylinder petrol and diesel offering a suitable option for every client.

Martin Limpert, Managing Director, Range Rover, said: “Electric power brings a new edge to Range Rover Sport. The preview at Goodwood Festival of Speed is only a glimpse of how this model will redefine performance SUVs again later this year.

Stay tuned for further details as they are revealed.

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The RS7 Sportback showcases just how beautiful a car can be. When it was parked in my yard out the front there were so many people walking past that stopped to admire it. When driving it people followed it as we drove past.

There are many words to describe it – stunning, stylish, beautiful, but my favourite is simply elegant.

Not only is it beautiful in design, but it is also a performance powerhouse.

With a 4.0-litre V8 biturbo TFSI engine under the bonnet it delivers some 463 kW of power and maximum torque of 850 Nm. This drives all four wheels through the brilliant quattro system and an eight speed tiptronic transmission.

Top speed is a claimed 280 km/h, and it will go from 0-100 km/h in just 3.4 seconds. We didn’t try to replicate those as it was the long weekend and double demerits applied.

The true brilliance lies in the fact that performance lays hidden behind a car that is just as happy pottering around town at 60 km/h.

The Audi RS7 Sportback is a rare car indeed. There are few cars that you could compare it too. In a world that for some reason is forsaking the exhilaration of a V8 burble for EV silence, Ill take the RS7 every day of the week please.

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