The latest iteration of Range Rover launched during the winter last year and makes the list of My top five fast cars of 2022.
When you're spending nearly R3.5 million (and up) on the Range Rover of your dreams, do you need to budget for that coveted sunroof?
To answer your question, we visited the Land Rover website and used the 'Build Your Own' tool to find out and selected the SWB D350 Range Rover model, in the Autobiography trim.
We were not surprised to find out that the panoramic roof is indeed included in the price, as long as it is not selected with the contrasting roof - then it's going to cost you R18 000 instead of R0.
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You can also choose between fixed or sliding sunroof options at no extra charge.
Fixed:
"The full-size, fixed panoramic glass sunroof enhances the sense of space and light, as well as providing uninterrupted views of the surrounding environment.
"Importantly, the toughened glass has a tint to maintain a comfortable temperature inside the cabin and protect occupants and the interior from the sun’s rays. A full-sized, powered interior blind is also provided for those who may prefer a more private experience." - Land Rover SA
Sliding:
"Includes a moveable front section and a fixed rear section to allow more natural light and fresh air into the cabin, enhancing the airy, spacious feeling. For greater privacy and to reduce excessive heating under intense sunlight, the roof is fitted with an electric blind." - Land Rover SA
Build your own Range Rover on the Land Rover website, here.
Buying used?
Search AutoTrader for new and used Land Rover Range Rover models here.
