
The towing capacity of the Range Rover is 5,511-7,716 lbs. Recognized for its iconic size and frame, the Range Rover also offers some off-road details to families looking for it. With the standard 3.0L P360 i6 MHEV engine, the towing capacity is up to 7,716 lbs and this amount of power is optional in most of the engine selections to choose from. The only engine with a different power is the optional 2.0L P400e PHEV engine, with 5,511 pounds.
The Range Rover horsepower is 254-557hp. With a large range of engines to select from, all are paired with an 8-speed Automatic Transmission, drivers can select the performance they want in a Range Rover. Starting with the standard 3.0L engine creating 355 horsepower, and a 2.0L P500e PHEV engine generating 398 horsepower. Then there’s 2 available 5.0L V8 engines with an output of 518 and 557 hp. Lastly, a 2.0L TD6 diesel engine type that produces 254 hp. This array of performance fits what drivers need and provides them plenty of power in whatever engine they select.
The curb weight of the Range Rover is 4,940-5,545 lbs. The curb weight of the Range Rover is different depending on which model is selected for the Rover. Starting with the standard 3.0L engine, the curb weight is 4,995 pounds. On the low end of the scale, the available 2.0L Diesel engine makes a curb weight of 4,940 lbs. On the heavier side, the 5.0L P565 V8 engine has a weight of 5,545 pounds.
The ground clearance of the Range Rover is 8.6 inches. At this stature, drivers will ride tall with a lot of visibility for the road ahead. Also, the height offers drivers security on unsure streets and potholes.