Range Rover Marks Twenty Years of the Sport

Range Rover is commemorating two decades of its most agile nameplate with the release of the Sport Twenty Edition. The anniversary model is finished in a striking Sanguinello Orange—a direct nod to the 2004 Range Stormer concept that first signaled the brand’s move toward high-performance, driver-centric SUVs. It is a calculated piece of heritage marketing that bridges the gap between the utilitarian roots of the marque and its current status as a fixture of global street culture. Technically, the Twenty Edition pulls heavily from the flagship SV catalog, featuring forged carbon fiber detailing and sculpted Ebony Windsor leather. Buyers are given the choice between a twin-turbo V8 or a plug-in hybrid powertrain, ensuring the model remains as relevant to modern efficiency standards as it is to the high-octane legacy it celebrates. The Sport has always occupied a specific niche in the British automotive canon: it is the vehicle of choice for those who find the full-sized Rover too stately and the Evoque too precious. The Range Rover Sport Twenty Edition launches in the UK this August, with a starting price of approximately $157,000 USD.