
The first fully electric Range Rover has made its debut, according to The Citizen. The model is based on the full-size Range Rover rather than the Range Rover Sport, which a prototype shown in July had suggested. Pricing for the South African market has already been confirmed, marking a significant step in the luxury SUV brand's shift toward electrification as it expands its battery-powered lineup beyond traditional combustion engines.
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