First Drive: 2023 Land Rover Range Rover P400 Delivers the Royal SUV Treatment

The exterior and interior styling has a minimalist design, but there’s no shortage of comfort, convenience, and performance features, including those that heighten off-road capabilities. 

Pricing for the range starts at a princely sum of $106,500. For that, drivers get the royal treatment, but there are some shortcomings, as we found in our time with a Range Rover P400 rented from Land Rover. 

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What we rented: 2023 Land Rover Range Rover P400
Powertrain: 395-hp, 3.0-liter turbocharged and supercharged six-cylinder engine; 8-speed automatic transmission; all-wheel drive 
MSRP: $104,500
Options: 22-inch Diamond Turned wheels ($2,300), Hot Climate Pack ($2,200), Premium Interior Pack ($2,000), heated and ventilated seats with massage ($2,000), Technology Pack ($2,000), Charente Grey paint ($1,950), Deep Garnet Semi-Aniline leather seats ($1,850), natural black birch veneer ($1,300), Tailgate Event Suite ($1,250), Meridian 3D stereo ($1,200), Shadow Exterior Pack ($1,000), black contrast roof ($1,000), Pixel LED headlights ($550), black brake calipers ($550), 22-inch full-sized spare wheel ($500), and heated steering wheel ($300). 
Destination fee: $1,475
Total cost: $127,925