What you get in each 2025 Range Rover trim

The 2025 Land Rover Range Rover comes in five main trim levels: SE, HSE, HSE Dynamic, Autobiography, and SV. Each step up adds interior materials, technology, and comfort features rather than changing the engine or basic structure. The SE is the starting point with cloth upholstery and a standard infotainment system. The HSE adds leather, a panoramic sunroof, and upgraded audio. The HSE Dynamic brings sportier styling, adaptive dynamics, and a more aggressive exterior look. Autobiography adds massaging seats, a heads-up display, and premium wood trim. The SV is the top tier with bespoke leather, a 23-speaker Meridian audio system, and exclusive exterior finishes.

All trims use the same 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive. Horsepower and torque are identical across the lineup. The real differences are what surrounds you inside the cabin and what technology you can control from the dashboard or your phone.

Key Takeaways

  • The 2025 Range Rover offers five trim levels from SE to SV, with each adding comfort and technology rather than changing the engine or drivetrain.
  • All trims share the same 3.0-liter turbocharged engine, eight-speed transmission, and all-wheel drive system.
  • Interior materials, seat comfort, audio quality, and driver information features are the main differences between trims.
  • You can add packages like the Meridian Premium Audio, Climate Comfort, or Off-Road packages to any trim to customize your vehicle.
  • Wheel size, paint color, and roof style are independent choices that work across all trim levels.

Interior materials and seating across trim levels

The SE and HSE use a combination of cloth and synthetic leather on the seats. The HSE Dynamic switches to full leather with contrast stitching and a sportier seat design. Autobiography and SV both offer premium leather, but SV adds hand-stitched details and a choice of exclusive hide colors not available on lower trims. All trims except SE include heated front seats as standard.

Massage functions appear only on Autobiography and SV. The steering wheel is leather-wrapped on HSE and above. Wood trim is standard on Autobiography and SV, with a choice of finishes like dark oak or light walnut. The SE and HSE use soft-touch plastics and aluminum accents instead. Rear seat comfort is similar across trims, though SV adds power recline and heating to the second row as standard.

Technology and infotainment options by trim

Every 2025 Range Rover includes a 13.1-inch touchscreen running Land Rover's latest software, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and over-the-air update capability. The difference is what sits around it. The SE has a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster. HSE and above get a 13.7-inch cluster with more customizable displays. Navigation is standard on HSE and above; the SE requires you to use your phone's maps through CarPlay or Android Auto.

The Meridian Premium Audio package upgrades the base system from 11 speakers to 23 speakers with active noise cancellation. This package is available on any trim but is standard on SV. A head-up display showing speed, navigation, and alerts is standard on Autobiography and SV, and optional on HSE Dynamic. The Climate Comfort package adds a heated windshield, heated steering wheel, and heated rear seats—useful in cold climates and available on any trim.

Driver information and safety features

All 2025 Range Rovers include adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping information, automatic emergency braking, and a 360-degree camera system. These are not optional. The difference is in the advanced features. Adaptive dynamics—which adjusts suspension stiffness in real time—is standard on HSE Dynamic and above, and optional on SE and HSE. Terrain Response 2, which automatically adjusts throttle, transmission, suspension, and traction for different surfaces, is standard on all trims.

A surround-view camera system with off-road guides is standard on HSE and above. Blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert are standard on HSE Dynamic and above. The SE and HSE offer these as part of an optional Driver information Package. Night vision with thermal imaging is available only on Autobiography and SV. Parking information (both front and rear) is standard on HSE and above.

Exterior styling and wheel choices

The SE, HSE, and HSE Dynamic share the same body shape and grille design. Autobiography and SV add a more prominent grille surround, exclusive badging, and a slightly different front bumper treatment. All trims can be ordered with a fixed panoramic sunroof (standard on HSE and above) or a standard roof. The roof color can match the body or contrast with it on any trim.

Wheel sizes range from 20 inches on the SE to 22 inches on the SV. HSE and HSE Dynamic typically come with 20 or 21-inch wheels depending on the package. You can upgrade or downgrade wheel size on most trims for a cost. Paint colors are the same across all trims—options include Fuji White, Santorini Black, Eiger Gray, and several metallic finishes. Autobiography and SV add access to exclusive colors like Ebony Satin and Aurum.

Optional packages and add-ons

Land Rover groups popular features into packages rather than selling them individually. The Off-Road Package adds skid plates, all-terrain tires, and a locking rear differential—useful if you plan to drive on rough terrain. The Premium Interior Package bundles upgraded leather, ambient lighting, and premium trim materials. The Technology Package adds the head-up display, upgraded navigation, and remote parking information.

You can also choose individual options like the towing package (which adds a hitch and upgrades cooling), the panoramic sunroof (if not standard on your trim), and specific paint colors. Some options are trim-specific—for example, the SV's bespoke leather colors are not available on lower trims. Your dealer can show you which combinations work together and which are mutually exclusive.

Engine and transmission—the same across all trims

Every 2025 Range Rover uses a 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine producing 395 horsepower and 406 pound-feet of torque. It pairs with an eight-speed automatic transmission and standard all-wheel drive. There is no V8 option, no plug-in hybrid, and no base four-cylinder. The engine is the same whether you buy an SE or an SV. Fuel economy is also the same across trims, though actual mileage varies based on driving conditions and whether you use the air suspension in a softer or stiffer mode.

Towing capacity is 7,700 pounds across all trims. The air suspension is standard on all models and adjusts automatically based on speed and terrain. You cannot opt for a traditional coil spring suspension. Terrain Response 2 is standard and cannot be removed, though it can be customized through the infotainment screen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a 2025 Range Rover with a V8 engine?

No. The 2025 model year uses only the 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six across all trims. Land Rover discontinued the V8 option after the 2023 model year. If you want a V8, you would need to look at used 2023 or earlier models.

Is the panoramic sunroof standard on all trims?

No. It is standard on HSE and above. The SE and HSE Dynamic can add it as an option. A fixed roof is the base choice on SE and HSE Dynamic.

What is the main difference between HSE and HSE Dynamic?

HSE Dynamic adds adaptive dynamics, sportier exterior styling with a more aggressive bumper and grille, and a sport-tuned suspension. The interior is similar, though HSE Dynamic comes with leather as standard. Both use the same engine and transmission.

Can I add the Meridian audio system to an SE?

Yes. The Meridian Premium Audio package is available on any trim, though it is standard on SV. Adding it to an SE or HSE costs extra but gives you the same 23-speaker system with active noise cancellation.

Do all trims have the same safety features?

The core features—adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping information, automatic emergency braking, and 360-degree cameras—are standard on all trims. Advanced features like night vision, blind-spot monitoring, and surround-view cameras are standard on higher trims or available as options on lower ones.