Current RR Sport

[rick130]

What chassis is it based on?
Just curious, a mate rang last night, he was checking a couple at the local dealer, one was $300k+ [emoji50]

[AlM]

Don’t know the answer to the first question. From the factory videos, it looks like the current chassis/frame is specific to the RRS, but that is a guess.

$300K for a RRS… that will be for a loaded Autobiography or the SVR, eg carsales.com.au (https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/2020-land-rover-range-rover-sport-v8sc-svr-auto-4x4-my21-5/OAG-AD-19624699/?Cr=2)

[BigJon]

I believe the monocoque is vehicle specific, but shares a lot of suspension, etc hardware with the full size RR.

[SBD4]

What chassis is it based on?
Just curious, a mate rang last night, he was checking a couple at the local dealer, one was $300k+ [emoji50]

It's the D7u platform. An aluminium monocoque chassis used for the L462, L494 and L405.

I think the next model of the FFRR will be the 1st based on the new MLA platform.

[RANDLOVER]

Don’t know the answer to the first question. From the factory videos, it looks like the current chassis/frame is specific to the RRS, but that is a guess.

$300K for a RRS… that will be for a loaded Autobiography or the SVR, eg carsales.com.au (https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/2020-land-rover-range-rover-sport-v8sc-svr-auto-4x4-my21-5/OAG-AD-19624699/?Cr=2)

IIRC the RRS shares the same floor pan as the RR, and in RR form it uses aluminium rear suspension, whereas in the RRS to fit the 7 seat option they had to decrease the size of the rear suspension, so had to add in steel for strength.