By Malusi Msomi

Range Rover has revealed the first official look at the upcoming Range Rover GT, confirming it will become the fifth member of the luxury SUV brand’s family. Set to be unveiled in full later this year, the GT combines grand touring comfort with the capability expected from a Range Rover.

The GT will be the first all-electric Range Rover built on Jaguar Land Rover’s new EMA platform. While the exterior remains covered in camouflage, its sleek silhouette and coupé-inspired proportions suggest a more road-focused design.

Inside, the cabin adopts a minimalist approach with a single central touchscreen, a digital driver display and a full-width concealed air vent. Woven textile trim replaces more traditional materials in parts of the dashboard, while hidden speakers and reduced visual clutter aim to create a quieter, more relaxing environment. Range Rover also says the GT will offer class-leading second-row legroom.

Initially, the GT will launch as a battery electric vehicle, with a hybrid version planned later in its lifecycle. Prototype models are currently undergoing final testing around the world ahead of the official reveal.

Range Rover says more details, including performance specifications and pricing, will be announced later this year.