Range Rover Business & Personal Car Leasing Offers

Still a firm staple at the top of the brand's lineup, the flagship Range Rover is a favourite amongst UK drivers who value comfort and unrivalled road presence. The Range Rover is designed with a low-slung, minimal cabin. Every trim comes with heated leather seats, and higher trims add massage front seats, semi-aniline leather upholstery, wood veneers, and a 34-speaker Meridian Signature sound system.

For drivers considering a Range Rover business lease, the D300 and D350 diesel engines can achieve up to 39mpg WLTP, making the large SUV well-suited to long distance journeys. For personal lease customers drawn to the badge itself, the Range Rover's road presence remains part of the appeal, from its commanding driving position to a cabin that draws as much attention as the exterior.

- Body Type: SUV

- Fuel Type: Diesel, Petrol, Petrol Plug-in Hybrid

- Electric Range: Up to 74 miles WLTP

- Fuel Economy: Up to 39mpg WLTP (diesel)

- Seats: Up to 7

- Boot Size: Up to 725 litres

Key Specifications

Range Rover leasing is available across seven luxurious trim levels:

- SE: The entry-level trim, offered in standard wheelbase only. It comes with a leather interior with wood veneers, 20 or 21-inch alloy wheels, adaptive cruise control, a heated steering wheel, three-zone climate control, keyless entry, and a panoramic roof.

- HSE: Available in standard or long wheelbase, HSE adds 22-inch alloy wheels, a head-up display, a premium surround sound system, and heated and ventilated rear seats.

- Autobiography: The most comprehensive standard specification below SV, offered across standard, long wheelbase, and seven-seat bodies. It adds an electrically folding parcel shelf, a boot floor that props up as a backrest, 24-way massaging front seats, a ClearSight digital rear-view mirror, and the 34-speaker Signature sound system.

- SV: The top standard trim. It has the widest personalisation options in the range, and the V8 P540 powertrain is fitted as standard.

- SV Black: A blacked-out version of SV. It adds 13.1-inch rear seat entertainment, Body and Soul rear seats, and a sensory floor, alongside darkened exterior trim and wheel finishes.

- Westminster Edition: A special edition finished in a curated palette of premium metallic paints, with exclusive badging, 22-inch diamond-turned wheels, and a Natural Black Birch veneer interior with a ten-line inlay detail.

- SV Ultra: The range-topping special edition, built in limited numbers with an exclusive Titan Silver paint finish, Body and Soul Seats trimmed in leather-free Ultrafabrics with laser-etched detailing, sustainably sourced rattan wood veneer, and the SV Electrostatic Sound system built into the seats and floor.

Engine & performance

Every Range Rover is four-wheel drive, paired with an eight-speed automatic gearbox:

- D300: A 3.0-litre six-cylinder mild hybrid diesel. It produces 300bhp and 650Nm of torque. 0-60mph takes 6.3 seconds. WLTP combined economy is up to 38.9mpg.

- D350: The more powerful diesel option. It produces 350bhp and 700Nm of torque. 0-60mph takes 5.7 seconds. WLTP combined economy is up to 39.0mpg.

- P380: A 3.0-litre six-cylinder mild hybrid petrol. It produces 375bhp and 550Nm of torque. 0-60mph takes 5.3 seconds. WLTP combined economy is up to 29.4mpg.

- P460e: A plug-in hybrid combining the 3.0-litre six-cylinder petrol engine, an electric motor, and a 31.8kWh usable battery. It produces 460bhp. 0-60mph takes 5.5 seconds. WLTP electric range extends to 74 miles. CO2 emissions from 16g/km meet the 75g/km threshold for salary sacrifice eligibility.

- P550e: The more powerful plug-in hybrid. It produces 550bhp. 0-60mph takes 4.6 seconds. WLTP electric range extends to 72 miles. CO2 emissions from 15g/km also meet the salary sacrifice threshold.

- P540: A 4.4-litre twin-turbocharged V8 mild hybrid. It produces 537bhp and 750Nm of torque. 0-60mph takes 4.4 seconds. WLTP combined economy is up to 24.6mpg.

Exterior features

Every Range Rover has flush deployable door handles and slim LED headlights. Pixel LED technology is available on higher trims, adding adaptive high beam that avoids dazzling oncoming traffic. Wheel sizes range from 20-inch on SE up to 23-inch on SV. A new 22-inch design is also offered on SV.

Range Rover optional extras include Premium Metallic and SV Ultra Metallic paint finishes, exterior styling packs such as the Shadow Exterior Pack's gloss graphite detailing, a sliding panoramic roof, and a factory-fitted towing pack for drivers who want to make use of the Range Rover's towing capability. Availability can vary based on current manufacturer ordering options. PHEV models may not be compatible with the largest 23-inch wheels or the towing pack due to weight limits.

Interior features

The Range Rover interior is built around a 13.1-inch Pivi Pro touchscreen and a 13.7-inch configurable driver display. Wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Amazon Alexa voice control are included as standard. Cabin finishes include soft-touch leather over the dashboard and doors, thick-pile carpets, and wood veneers. Semi-aniline leather is standard on Westminster Edition.

20-way electric-powered seating and an adjustable steering wheel come as standard. 24-way adjustment with a massage function is standard from Autobiography upwards. Rear passenger space is generous even in standard wheelbase form. The long wheelbase adds a choice of a four-seat layout with a fixed centre console, or a genuine seven-seat configuration with its own air vents and cupholders for the back row.

Range Rover optional extras include configurable cabin lighting with a choice of 30 colours, heated centre and door armrests for the front two rows, and a front console refrigerator compartment that keeps up to four bottles chilled. The tailgate itself folds down to double as a usable seat. A Tailgate Event Suite is available as a further optional extra, adding padded cushions and cupholders.

Safety features

The Range Rover holds a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating, achieving scores of 84% for adult occupant protection and 87% for child occupant protection. Every version comes with autonomous emergency braking that works in forward and reverse drive modes, lane keep assistance, intelligent speed assist, traffic sign recognition, rear cross-traffic alert, and blind spot monitoring as standard.

A 3D surround camera system provides a transparent bonnet view. Multiple parking sensors are also fitted across the range, helping drivers place a car of this size with ease.

Technology Overview

- 13.1-inch Pivi Pro touchscreen, standard from SE

- 13.7-inch configurable digital driver display

- Wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Amazon Alexa voice control

- Head-up display and premium surround sound, standard on HSE and above

- ClearSight digital rear-view mirror, standard on Autobiography and above

- Wireless phone charging and multiple USB-C charging points

- Meridian sound system, upgraded to Meridian 3D Surround Sound on HSE and to MeridianSignature Sound on Autobiography and above

- Rear-seat entertainment screens, standard on SV Black

Why Choose a Range Rover Lease with Synergy?

Synergy has achieved the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award 2026 in recognition of consistently high customer service, and was named Broker of the Year at the Broker News Awards in both 2024 and 2025.

Every Range Rover lease comes with support from a dedicated account manager, who will act as your consistent point of contact throughout your agreement. They'll help you choose the right trim, wheelbase, and powertrain, answer any questions about your contract, and keep you updated as your order progresses.

Optional maintenance can be added to your Range Rover lease to help cover servicing and routine upkeep.

Business Leasing

A Range Rover business lease suits company car drivers, directors, and fleet drivers who want a flagship SUV that also delivers strong Benefit-in-Kind savings through its plug-in hybrid options. Fleet leasing with the Range Rover gives businesses a low-BIK executive SUV for senior staff and client-facing roles, without stepping down to a smaller luxury model.

Personal Leasing

A Range Rover personal lease suits drivers who want the space and specification of a genuinely large SUV, rather than a compact or mid-size luxury alternative. The seven-seat long wheelbase body serves larger families well, while the standard wheelbase suits drivers who simply want its commanding driving position and road presence for everyday use.

Range Rover Salary Sacrifice

The Range Rover's P460e and P550e plug-in hybrid variants both produce under 75g/km CO2 emissions, which may make them suitable for salary sacrifice. This can be a tax-efficient way for eligible employees to drive a new car, though the employer must have a scheme in place and the employee must meet eligibility criteria. Synergy can support businesses introducing or managing salary sacrifice options for their teams.

Find your Range Rover lease today

Browse our latest Range Rover lease deals online or get in touch with our team for a personalised quotation. We'll help you compare trims, wheelbases, and contract options to find a Range Rover lease that works for you.

Looking for something similar?

- BMW X7: A seven-seat rival that leans more towards driver engagement, with sharper handling than the Range Rover at the cost of some off-road ability. It suits drivers who want three usable rows as standard rather than a long wheelbase option.

- Mercedes-Benz GLS: Offers a similarly vast cabin and a comparable spread of diesel, petrol, and plug-in hybrid power, and a more conventional dashboard layout. Drivers who prioritise interior tech consistency over standalone design tend to gravitate here.

- Audi Q7: A seven-seat SUV positioned beneath the Range Rover in the market, with a tech-led cabin built around Audi's virtual cockpit and MMI touchscreen system.