Overview
- Range Rover confirmed on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, that the Range Rover GT is its first non‑SUV model and will launch as an all‑electric grand tourer.
- The GT debuts Jaguar Land Rover’s Electrified Modular Architecture (EMA), a BEV‑native, software‑defined platform that will also support later hybrid variants.
- Company statements and coverage say production‑intent prototypes are in final on‑road testing and the GT will be built at JLR’s Halewood plant in the UK.
- Range Rover has released interior previews showing a reductive, lounge‑like cabin with a single large central OLED screen, a compact driver display, an extra‑large panoramic roof, and class‑leading rear legroom focused on long‑haul comfort.
- The GT is pitched to compete with high‑end electric grand tourers while raising questions about product overlap with Jaguar’s own upcoming Type 01 and about how JLR’s EMA strategy will speed a belated electrification rollout.