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This 2022 Land Rover Range Rover Sport SVR presents in Fuji White over a White leather interior with Carbon Package, showing 19,015 miles from new and accompanied by full service records and original books and manuals. The SVR occupies the top of the Range Rover Sport hierarchy — a factory-built performance variant developed by Special Vehicle Operations that transforms the Sport's already capable platform into something considerably more focused, without sacrificing the refinement and road presence that define the broader Range Rover character.
Power comes from Land Rover's 5.0-liter supercharged V8, producing 575 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. The supercharged V8 delivers its power with the urgent, linear character that has made it one of the most celebrated engines in the British performance SUV segment — a combination of immediate throttle response, a broad torque band, and an exhaust note that distinguishes the SVR from every other vehicle in its class. The SVR is capable of 0–60 mph in 4.3 seconds, a figure that remains remarkable in the context of a vehicle of this size and capability.
The Carbon Package extends carbon fiber appointments across the exterior — mirror caps, front and rear bumper details, and hood vents — producing a darker, more purposeful visual contrast against the Fuji White bodywork that reinforces the SVR's performance brief without departing from the factory aesthetic. The combination of Fuji White exterior and White leather interior is among the most striking specifications available on the SVR, presenting the vehicle's wide, muscular proportions in a light, cohesive palette that is offset by the carbon fiber detailing throughout both the exterior and cabin. The carbon interior accents carry the package's material theme into the cabin, providing textural contrast against the white leather across the primary surfaces.
The Range Rover Sport SVR's development by Special Vehicle Operations encompassed not only the powertrain but the complete chassis package — revised suspension tuning, uprated brakes, wider tracks, and aerodynamic bodywork developed in conjunction with the performance brief. The result is a vehicle that is credibly capable on both road and, in period testing, circuit — the SVR having been developed with Jaguar Land Rover's engineering team at venues including the Nürburgring.
This SVR represents a well-maintained, fully documented example of Land Rover's most performance-focused production SUV — a Fuji White over White specification that presents with visual impact, backed by a continuous service history and the supercharged V8's characterful and proven performance credentials.
