To mark 250 years of American independence, Range Rover has turned to the country’s landscapes for a trio of new SV Bespoke editions.
The From Sea to Sea Curations are part of the brand’s SV Bespoke programme and come in three themes: Desert Ember, Summit Frost and Ocean Crest. Only 250 will be made, matching the number of years since American independence in 1776.
Desert Ember looks to the American Southwest, pairing Sunrise Copper Satin paint with a Gold Sand roof and 23-inch wheels finished with Sunset Copper inserts. Inside, the dark colour scheme extends to Ebony Semi-Aniline leather and a matching headliner.
Summit Frost takes a much cooler approach as it draws inspiration from snowy mountain landscapes and national parks. It gets Icy White Gloss paint, a Dark Blue roof and white wheel inserts, with Perlino leather bringing a lighter feel to the cabin.
Ocean Crest is the coastal option, inspired by both the Atlantic and Pacific. Constellation Blue Gloss covers the body, joined by a silver and light-blue roof, blue wheel inserts and a Caraway leather interior.
There are a few special touches across all three versions too, including commemorative badging and bespoke details around the cupholders and treadplates. Range Rover has also involved 29 US retailers, each creating its own locally inspired Legacy Curation through the SV Bespoke programme.
The changes are mostly visual, as all three use the same 4.4-litre twin-turbocharged V8 producing 523hp and 553lb-ft of torque. Range Rover says that is enough for a 0-60mph time of around 4.3 seconds.
Motor1 lists prices from $215,000 for the standard-wheelbase model and $219,700 for the long-wheelbase version, before any extra SV Bespoke options are added.
Buyers looking for a more distinctive Range Rover can choose from three very different interpretations of the American landscape in the From Sea to Sea collection.