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2023 Range Rover Sport Render Suggests Evolutionary Redesign

Evolution, not revolution.

2023 Range Rover Sport Render

Anton Andres Anton Andres

By: Anton Andres

Feb 12, 2022 at 10:06pm ET

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If we look at the recently redesigned models from Land Rover, its design language has been relatively cautious. Case in point, the 2023 Range Rover looks much like its predecessor, albeit with a more interesting rear end. The second-generation models of the Range Rover Evoque and Discovery Sport also reflect the British automaker's direction.

Gallery: 2023 Range Rover Sport spy photos

2023 Range Rover Sport spy photo

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Our friends from Kolesa.ru took a shot at rendering the next-generation Range Rover Sport based on recent spy shots. The result is an SUV with an evolutionary redesign instead of a revolutionary one. For this digital redesign, the SUV has slimmer headlights and grille, along with a simplified LED signature. The bumper intakes span the vehicle's width instead of being segregated in three places.

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On to the sides, the roof goes down ever so slightly towards the rear like the outgoing model. The traditional clamshell hood remains, and the render even includes the Velar-style pop-out door handles. Kolesa.ru even added the redesigned wheels based on the spy photos. As for the rear, the site reckons the future Range Rover Sport will have a strip high up the tailgate that houses the lights and garnish. The bumper-mounted license plate holder seen in the test car is also present in the render.

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But what do we know so far about the future SUV? The 2023 Range Rover Sport will use a modified MLA-Flex platform that underpins the full-sized version. Engine options are likely to be similar to its big brother, meaning a range of mild-hybrid six-cylinder gas and turbodiesel units. A plug-in hybrid is also in the cars, along with a twin-turbo 4.4-liter V8 that might come from BMW. That eight-cylinder option is what might power the high-performance SVR model. 

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For now, Land Rover is not mentioning when it will launch the third-generation Range Rover Sport. But given that the car is wearing less camouflage these days, we could see its premiere before the end of the year. 

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