British sport utility vehicles (SUV) manufacturer Land Rover has unveiled the new Range Rover Sport Stealth Pack SUV ahead of its launch at the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed scheduled to be held in the UK.
Range Rover Sport Stealth Pack will be made available with six engine options ranging from the 5L V8 supercharged petrol powertrain delivering 510hp to the 3L TDV6 diesel engine producing with 258hp.
All the engine variants are said to offer CO2 emissions of 194g/km and fuel consumption of 38.7mpg.
Land Rover design director and chief creative officer Gerry McGovern said, "With the addition of the Stealth Pack, we are further extending the appeal of the Range Rover Sport and offering even greater choice to our customers."
Equipped with the Stealth Pack on HSE Dynamic and Autobiography Dynamic derivatives, the new SUV is claimed to offer better appeal.
Expected to be available by end of the year, the Range Rover Sport Stealth Pack features exterior design improvements including satin black front grille and grille surround, fog lamp bezels, bonnet and fender vents, upper mirror caps as well as tailgate finisher.
The vehicle will sport 21.9-inch spoke, or 22.5-inch spoke wheels in satin black finish with wheel nuts in gloss black, an upgraded air suspension system that automatically varies between two ride heights and the new Terrain Response system.
Image: Range Rover Sport Stealth Pack. Photo: Courtesy of Jaguar Land Rover Limited.
