Range Rover launches smaller, cheaper Velar electric SUV

Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed that the first electric vehicle based on the new EMA platform will arrive in less than two years. After Range Rover Electric and Sport EV, a smaller electric SUV, the Velar is likely to hit the market.

The electric crossover Range Rover Velar should be released in 2026

Range Rover’s first electric SUV is expected to debut soon, with sales beginning in 2025.

The Range Rover Sport Electric will hit the market soon after. JLR CEO Adrian Mardell has confirmed that the first electric vehicle on the new EMA platform will be launched in less than two years.

Unlike Range Rover’s flagship EV, the new model will ride on the company’s new EMA platform. The Range Rover Electric and Sport use the same MLA platform as the current petrol models.

According to AutoAutoThe new electric vehicle is expected to be the smaller Range Rover Velar Electric, which will go on sale in less than two years.

“We’ll have the MLA BEV first and then the Range Rover BEV later next year,” Mardell said. “Then this is the first car to leave the EMA, which will probably be released in the spring of 2026.”

Long before its debut, Range Rover’s smaller Velar electric SUV has already been spotted testing.

In August we received first look at the electric Velarwhich was transported by transporter to the JLR test track at the Nürburgring.

The first EMA-based model will be released with a hands-free function and taking into account driving habits. The representative said AutoAuto he will be the first to introduce new technology.

With the first Range Rover Electric set to go on sale soon, JLR has revealed that the electric SUV is already attracted more than 48,000 clients on your waiting list. According to JLR, its customers are using PHEVs “as a stepping stone towards battery electric vehicles (BEVs).” The Range Rover Electric will soon hit the market for the first time. Check back here for more details soon.