DRIVING SUSTAINABILITY WITH ELECTRIC
PUTTING ELECTRIC FIRST
The world around us is evolving, and so is Range Rover. By driving electric you will be helping reduce carbon emissions and your carbon footprint. To help achieve our goals, we are putting electric at the heart of our SUVs and our strategic plans.
But our ambitions don’t end there. Explore the ways we are reimagining sustainable luxury and how you can make a difference today when driving electric.
OUR JOURNEY TO ZERO EMISSIONS
Beyond our electric and electric hybrid vehicles, we aim to produce net zero carbon emissions across all areas of our business by 2039 – from our supply chain to our manufacturing processes.
Across our manufacturing network we are already working towards net zero carbon emissions with the use of 100 percent renewable, zero carbon electricity at all UK sites.
OUR JOURNEY TO ZERO EMISSIONS
Beyond our electric and electric hybrid vehicles, we aim to produce net zero carbon emissions across all areas of our business by 2039 – from our supply chain to our manufacturing processes.
Across our manufacturing network we are already working towards net zero carbon emissions with the use of 100 percent renewable, zero carbon electricity at all UK sites.
BATTERIES BUILT TO LAST
Longevity as standard. For your peace of mind, we guarantee the battery in electric vehicles for eight years or 160.000km (100.000 miles), or six years or 100.000km (60.000 miles) for an electric hybrid – whichever comes first.
And when it does eventually reach the end of its current life, our commitment to sustainability remains through our comprehensive recycling programmes.
DRIVING ELECTRIC EVERY DAY
Behind the wheel of an electric or electric hybrid vehicle, you have the power to reduce the impact of your every journey.
USING OFF‑PEAK AND RENEWABLE ENERGY
You can reduce the impact of charging your Range Rover by doing so at night, outside of the peak demand period. Your supplier may offer the benefit of a substantially cheaper EV tariff and a renewable energy promise to increase the amount of renewable energy they use in the grid.
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