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Range Rover Sport PHEV electric range in km

The 2025 Land Rover Range Rover Sport PHEV is rated for 85 km on electricity (53 miles) before the gas engine takes over, and 649 km in total on a full charge and a full tank, according to Natural Resources Canada.

P460e / P550e: electric range by season

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Rated
85 km
0°C
59 km
−20°C
47 km

Rated electric range (NRCan)0°C (estimate)−20°C (estimate)

Range Rover Sport PHEV winter electric range

Cold cuts plug-in hybrid electric range harder than full EVs, because the small battery has less energy to spare for heating. We estimate 70% of rated electric range at 0°C and 55% at −20°C. Below roughly −10°C, many plug-in hybrids start the engine to heat the cabin or battery even with charge left, so some winter driving will use gas regardless.

Range Rover Sport PHEV range by version

VersionElectric rangeMileskWh/100 kmGas L/100 km after batteryTotal rangeLevel 2 charge
P460e / P550e85 km53 mi38.911.0649 km4 h

Can you commute on electricity?

If your round trip is under about 76 km in mild weather, or about 42 km in a cold snap, you can usually do it without burning gas, as long as you plug in every night. That means a one-way commute of up to roughly 21 km can stay electric all year. A full Level 2 charge takes about 4 hours.

The Range Rover Sport PHEV ranks #3 of 30 plug-in hybrids in this directory by electric range.

Range Rover Sport PHEV electric range by model year

Model yearRated electric range
202585 km
Plug-in hybrids with the longest electric rangeRankedPlug-in hybrid electric range in winterAll models

Questions

What is the Land Rover Range Rover Sport PHEV electric range?

The 2025 Land Rover Range Rover Sport PHEV P460e / P550e is rated for 85 km on electricity alone by Natural Resources Canada, and 649 km in total with a full tank.

What is the Land Rover Range Rover Sport PHEV electric range in winter?

We estimate about 59 km at 0°C and 47 km at −20°C. In deep cold, many plug-in hybrids also start the gas engine for cabin or battery heat.

Rated ranges: Natural Resources Canada Fuel Consumption Ratings, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles 2012-2026 (updated March 31, 2026). Winter figures are estimates; see how we estimate.