2017 Range Rover SVAutobiography Dynamic Review

Intro

The 2017 Range Rover SVAutobiography Dynamic looks ready to offer multiple passengers an experience that can’t be duplicated by supercars. The performance has been upgraded with a sleek design. The vehicle also comes with some luxurious features. Let’s see what this powerful vehicle has to offer drivers.

Exterior

According to Mark Stanton, the director of the Jaguar Land Rover’s Special Vehicle Operations or SVO division, the 2017 Range Rover SVAutobiography Dynamic provides a “gentleman’s experience” to drivers. His words do hold true. This vehicle not only offers luxury in its make it also offers calibrated steering.

The design is powerful. The ride height has been lowered compared to previous models. Furthermore, the grille is large and has the company’s logo located on the right. The front doors also have a horizontal design on them that add to the sleek look.

The vehicle is aerodynamically accurate to provide an enjoyable ride, supported by the standard 21-inch wheels. 270/40 Continental CrossContact LX Sport tires also cover the wheels allowing the vehicle to dampen the impact of on-road hurdles. A Graphite Atlas finish has been given to the vehicle’s side vents, grille, the front bumper accents, and also its tailgate trim.

Interior

The interior of the 2017 Range Rover SVAutobiography Dynamic offers upholstery featuring diamond quilting with contrast stitching. The headliner is Ebony perforated. Furthermore, the door panels and dash have Grand Black veneer.

The vehicle’s start/stop button, rotary shift controller, and pedals have a knurled finish. The aluminum shift paddles are also red anodized.

Coming to the sitting space, the front seats are comfortable and appropriately apart from each other. The back seats can comfortably accommodate two passengers. However, folding the cup holder can also allow for a third passenger to squeeze in.

Features

Heated front seats that can be adjusted in 20 different ways are included in the 2017 Range Rover SVAutobiography, as a standard. It also has an InControl Tough Pro user interface with a screen measuring 10.2-inches. Furthermore, the vehicle also features warning systems for lane keeping and blind spot. It also has a 1,700W Meridien Reference Sound System. The steering and suspension are uniquely calibrated.

(Source: Caranddriver)