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Land Rover electric cars are now on sale in the UK, led by the Range Rover Electric from £154,070 with up to 372 miles of WLTP range, and you can get them through a salary sacrifice scheme with The Electric Car Scheme. Fully electric cars carry 4% BiK tax in 2026/27, so employees typically save 20 to 50% compared with a personal lease.
Land Rover is rolling out its electric line-up in stages. The Range Rover Electric came first, the Range Rover Sport Electric is on sale with deliveries due in early 2027, and plug-in hybrids cover drivers who aren't ready to go fully electric. Below you'll find the figures that matter for each, from price and range to the tax you'll pay.
Is The Range Rover Electric Available in The UK
Yes, the Range Rover Electric is on sale now, with order books open from £154,070 on the road. It's available in standard and long-wheelbase versions, although long-wheelbase availability varies by market, and the trims run from SE and HSE through Autobiography, SV, SV Ultra and SV Black, plus a First Edition. Prices rise with trim, so the monthly payment in a quote for any of these salary sacrifice cars will depend on the version you choose.
Range Rover Electric Specs And Charging
The electric Range Rover keeps everything that defines the model: high ground clearance for tackling obstacles, adaptive air suspension that adjusts ride height, four-wheel steering for tight manoeuvres, torque vectoring for optimal traction, and the comprehensive Terrain Response system.
Instant electric torque makes low-speed technical terrain easier, with rock crawling, steep climbs and precise manoeuvring all benefiting from immediate power response. The cabin stays near silent, and real-world range will still depend on towing, terrain and motorway speeds.
Range Rover Sport Electric: Price, Range and Delivery
The Range Rover Sport Electric EV550 is on sale from under £110,000 for the Dynamic SE, with the Autobiography at £122,780 and the First Edition at £126,290. It offers up to 374 miles of WLTP range from the same 118.5kWh battery, with 550PS and up to 350kW DC charging. Deliveries are due to start in early 2027, and a lower-powered EV450 hasn't been confirmed for the UK. It's the more dynamic of the two, with the same full off-road modes as the Range Rover.
| Range Rover Electric and Sport Electric compared | Range Rover Electric | Range Rover Sport Electric EV550 |
|---|---|---|
| UK price from | £154,070 | Under £110,000 |
| Battery (usable) | 118.5kWh | 118.5kWh |
| Power | 550PS | 550PS |
| WLTP range (up to) | 372 miles | 374 miles |
| Maximum DC charging | 350kW | 350kW |
| 10-80% charge time | About 22 minutes | 22 minutes |
| UK deliveries | Order books open | From early 2027 |
| Illustrative net monthly cost, higher-rate taxpayer (trim and salary shown) | £2,589 (Autobiography, £70,000 salary) | £1,815 (Dynamic SE, £62,000 salary) |
Which Land Rover Electric Cars Are Coming Next in the UK?
Two further names are in the pipeline, though neither has a confirmed UK on-sale date.
Land Rover has previewed a Range Rover Velar Electric on its purpose-built EMA (Electric Modular Architecture) platform, but it hasn't announced a UK on-sale date as of October 2026. Until it does, the Range Rover Electric and Sport Electric are the two fully electric Land Rover models you can order.
Is the New Freelander a Land Rover?
No, the Freelander is now a standalone brand developed with Chery, separate from Land Rover. Its first model, the Freelander 8, is a large family SUV, and the brand launches in the UAE first, then the Middle East and North Africa, Australia and New Zealand, and Europe. Autotrader reports the UK launch could be "well into next year at the earliest", with no UK pricing or specifications announced.
Which Land Rover Plug-In Hybrids Are Available?
Land Rover's plug-in hybrid (PHEV) range, including the Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Discovery Sport, suits drivers who want electric running for short journeys with petrol in reserve for longer trips. The Discovery Sport PHEV offers up to 37.3 miles of WLTP electric range, and neither the Discovery nor the Defender is available as a fully electric model. Hybrids don't qualify for the low BiK rates that apply to fully electric cars, so the saving comes mainly from paying out of gross salary, which reduces income tax and National Insurance. The BiK rate [Insert internal link to: /advice/salary-sacrifice-resource-hub/benefit-in-kind] for each model depends on its CO2 emissions and electric range, so check it in a quote before you commit.
How Does Land Rover Electric Salary Sacrifice Work?
A salary sacrifice scheme takes the monthly payment from your gross salary, so you pay less income tax and National Insurance and are taxed on the car through Benefit-in-Kind tax instead. BiK is calculated on the car's list price, and the rates for fully electric cars are:
4% in 2026/27
5% in 2027/28
7% in 2028/29
9% in 2029/30
Petrol and diesel cars pay up to 37% BiK in 2026/27, and that gap is why employees typically save 20 to 50% compared with a personal lease. Range Rover list prices are high, so your monthly deduction will be substantial, and the salary sacrifice calculator shows the effect on your take-home pay before you commit. Your employer benefits too, as the scheme carries no net cost to the business and sacrificed salary reduces their employer National Insurance.
What’s Included In The Monthly Salary Sacrifice Monthly Payment?
You pay one predictable monthly cost with no large upfront payment, and it includes:
Servicing and maintenance
Insurance
Breakdown cover
Road tax (VED)
Tyres and home charging are optional extras. You can also salary sacrifice your charging through The Charge Scheme, where employees typically save 20 to 50% on charging costs.
Road tax for a zero-emission car is currently set at £10 in the first year, then £200 a year, and it also lists a £440 a year expensive car supplement for electric cars with a list price above £50,000, paid for five years from the second tax payment. These costs sit inside your monthly payment, along with servicing and maintenance. Pay-per-mile road tax of 3p per mile for electric cars is planned from 1 April 2028.
What Should You Check Before Signing Up?
Salary sacrifice suits many drivers, but a few points are worth checking first:
Charging setup: think about your home charging situation, including dedicated parking and electrical capacity, and the public network on your usual routes. Most charging happens at home overnight
Contract length: typical salary sacrifice terms span 3 to 4 years, so make sure you understand early termination
Credit checks: salary sacrifice doesn't usually involve a personal credit check
Residual values: you hand the car back at the end of the term, so you don't take on the risk of its resale value
Frequently Asked Questions
Can You Get the Range Rover Electric Through Salary Sacrifice?
Yes, you can quote the Range Rover Electric through The Electric Car Scheme if your employer offers the scheme. The monthly cost depends on your salary, the trim and the lease terms, so a personalised quote shows the figure for your pay.
How Much Does the Range Rover Electric Cost Per Month on Salary Sacrifice?
For a higher-rate taxpayer on a £70,000 salary, the Range Rover Electric EV550 Autobiography costs £2,589 a month net, and the Range Rover Sport Electric EV550 Dynamic SE costs £1,815 a month net on a £62,000 salary.
The two quotes use different salaries, so they aren't a like-for-like comparison. Your own figure will differ with your salary and the trim you choose. Net monthly costs are illustrative and come from The Electric Car Scheme quote tool, assuming a 3-year, 10,000-mile lease with a flat payment profile.
What Is the BiK Rate for Land Rover Electric Cars?
Fully electric cars, including the Range Rover Electric and Sport Electric, carry 4% BiK in 2026/27. The rate rises to 5% in 2027/28, 7% in 2028/29 and 9% in 2029/30. Plug-in hybrids are taxed at different rates that depend on their emissions and electric range.
When Can You Get the Range Rover Sport Electric?
The Range Rover Sport Electric EV550 is on sale now, with deliveries due to start in early 2027. It starts from under £110,000 for the Dynamic SE. A lower-powered EV450 hasn't been confirmed for the UK.
Land Rover's electric line-up is now on sale rather than planned, with the Range Rover Electric available from £154,070 and the Range Rover Sport Electric due for delivery in early 2027. Fully electric cars carry 4% BiK in 2026/27, and employees typically save 20 to 50% compared with a personal lease. Plug-in hybrids remain an option for drivers who aren't ready to go fully electric, and the Freelander is a separate brand that isn't yet on sale in the UK. A quote shows what each model would cost from your pay, and a salary sacrifice scheme is the route that brings the tax saving.
Check what a Land Rover EV would cost from your pay. Get a quote with The Electric Car Scheme to see 200+ new and used electric cars, the all-inclusive monthly payment and the monthly cost for your pay.
This article is for information only and isn't tax advice. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change, and savings are typical estimates. For HMRC's guidance, see Benefit in Kind tax on company benefits.
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