[TusharK]

Land Rover now offers the Range Rover Autobiography by SVO Bespoke in India. It is a customized, limited edition model based on the long wheelbase version of the 2017 Range Rover. While the price of this bespoke variant hasn’t been disclosed, it will be safe to assume that it costs upwards of the base price of a standard Range Rover which is Rs. 1.66 crore (ex-showroom, India).



The Range Rover Autobiography by SVO Bespoke is designed and engineered by the Bespoke division of the Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) at Land Rover. The model is being offered with a choice of two custom made exterior colours in shades of black and blue. The vehicle comes with body coloured ORVM housings and an exterior accent pack. It gets a choice of 21-inch or 22-inch alloy wheels as standard.



The interior of the Range Rover Autobiography by SVO Bespoke is finished in leather with Kalahari veneer on the centre console and other trims. It comes with two electronically adjustable seats with massage function at the back and a factory-fitted cooler box. It also gets 'Bespoke by SVO' badging on the interiors.



Land Rover offers two engine choices on this Range Rover. It can be ordered with a 4.4-litre, V8 diesel engine that produces 335 BHP or a 5.0-litre, supercharged V8 that puts out 543 BHP of peak power.



Only five units of this vehicle have been imported into India. Customers can place their orders via the local dealer or via an appointment at the Bespoke commissioning facility in Warwickshire, UK.

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[Foxbat]

I'm assuming this vehicle can be customized according to a customer's preferences. If so how can 5 vehicles be imported into India? Will they customize them here?

[Sahil]

Originally Posted by Foxbat

I'm assuming this vehicle can be customized according to a customer's preferences. If so how can 5 vehicles be imported into India? Will they customize them here?

They are probably pre-customized by the dealer based on his hunch of what Indian consumers want. This version is more a PR stunt than a model that will bring in much sales. They will perhaps struggle to even sell 5 units of this considering the price will be a lot more than the regular version with no remarkable difference.
Most Rolls Royces and Ferrari's in India as also pre-customized by the dealer and kept in stock as most customers prefer not having to wait 6 months to a year to get their exact preference.