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Range Rover Sport Data

Range Rover Sport Engines: Horsepower, Torque and 0-60 by Model

Every Range Rover Sport engine in one table, from the 355 hp P360 to the 626 hp SV, with what each one is like to live with on Long Island roads.

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Quick Answer

The Range Rover Sport is offered with six engines across three families: a 3.0-liter six-cylinder mild hybrid (P360, 355 hp; P400, 395 hp), a 3.0-liter six-cylinder plug-in hybrid (P460e, about 454 hp; P550e, 542 hp with 51 miles of EPA electric range), and a 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 (P530, 523 hp; SV P635, up to 626 hp). 0-60 mph runs from about 5.2 seconds for the P400 to 3.6 seconds for the SV, per Range Rover USA. The 2027 model year carries every engine over unchanged.

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0-60 times for the P400, P530, plug-in hybrids and SV, plus SV torque, are from Range Rover USA. Other figures are as published by US Land Rover retailers and CarsDirect. All are for the 2026 model year, which carries into 2027. Every Range Rover Sport uses an eight-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. A dash means no verified figure was available at publication. EPA fuel economy differs by engine, so check the window sticker or fueleconomy.gov for the exact rating. We don't publish estimates we can't verify.

Range Rover Sport engines: output, acceleration and electric range
Engine Type Horsepower Torque 0-60 mph Electric range
P360 3.0L I6 mild hybrid 355 hp 369 lb-ft — n/a
P400 3.0L I6 mild hybrid 395 hp 406 lb-ft 5.2 sec n/a
P460e 3.0L I6 plug-in hybrid ~454 hp 487 lb-ft — —
P550e 3.0L I6 plug-in hybrid 542 hp Up to 590 lb-ft — 51 mi (EPA)
P530 4.4L twin-turbo V8 mild hybrid 523 hp 553 lb-ft 4.3 sec n/a
P635 (SV) 4.4L twin-turbo V8 Up to 626 hp 553 lb-ft 3.6 sec n/a

Range Rover USA quotes 0-60 mph from 5.3 seconds for the plug-in hybrid range without splitting that figure by engine, so the table leaves both plug-in hybrid cells blank rather than assign it to one of them.

One naming note that trips up a lot of shoppers: the number in each engine code is a rounded metric horsepower (PS) figure, not US horsepower. That's why a "P550e" is rated at 542 hp in the US and a "P635" at up to 626 hp. It's also why P-codes on European websites won't always match the US window sticker.

Which Trims Get Which Engine

Engine availability by trim (US, current)
Trim Engines offered
SE P360 only
Dynamic SE P400, plug-in hybrid, or P530 V8
Battersea Edition Plug-in hybrid or P530 V8
Twenty Edition (2027) P530 V8
Autobiography P550e plug-in hybrid or P530 V8
SV / SV Black / SV Carbon P635 V8

In practice, choosing a trim narrows your engine choice, and the Dynamic SE is the most flexible starting point. For how equipment differs between trims beyond the engine, see our Range Rover Sport complete guide.

What Each Engine Is Like to Live With

P360 and P400: the everyday sixes

  • Turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six with a 48-volt mild-hybrid system
  • The mild-hybrid unit recovers braking energy and smooths stop-start in traffic, but can't drive the car on electricity alone
  • The P400's extra 40 hp is noticeable when merging onto the Southern State
  • Both carry the full towing rating

P460e and P550e: the plug-in hybrids

  • The same inline-six paired with an electric motor and a large battery
  • The P550e's 51-mile EPA electric range covers most local round trips
  • Charges from a home Level 2 charger overnight, and Range Rover USA quotes public charging from under 60 minutes
  • Lower towing ratings than the mild-hybrid and V8 models

P530: the V8

  • 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 with 523 hp and 553 lb-ft
  • About 4.3 seconds to 60 mph
  • Relaxed at highway speed with a full load
  • The strongest all-round choice for regular heavy towing

P635: the SV

  • Up to 626 hp from the V8, the most powerful Range Rover Sport
  • 3.6 seconds to 60 mph and a top speed of up to 180 mph
  • SV-specific chassis tuning for sharper handling
  • Built in lower volumes, so expect order lead times

Mild Hybrid vs. Plug-In Hybrid: The Difference That Matters

"Hybrid" covers two very different things on a Range Rover Sport. The P360, P400 and P530 are mild hybrids: a 48-volt system helps the engine and recovers energy, but you fill up with gas like any conventional SUV and there's nothing to plug in. The P460e and P550e are plug-in hybrids: a much larger battery lets you drive on electricity alone, and you get the most from them by charging at home.

For a driver in Freeport, Merrick or Long Beach whose weekday driving is mostly local, a plug-in hybrid charged overnight can run many days without starting the engine. For someone commuting into Manhattan, or with no off-street parking to charge at, a mild-hybrid six or the V8 is usually simpler.

Towing by Engine

Land Rover and its retailers list the Range Rover Sport's maximum towing capacity at 7,716 lb, the figure that applies to the mild-hybrid sixes and the V8. Plug-in hybrid versions are rated lower. One US retailer lists the P460e at 6,614 lb. If you tow a boat out of Freeport's Nautical Mile or a horse trailer out east, confirm the rating on the exact configuration you order, and ask us about the factory tow hitch package, which is easier to spec at order time than to add later.

2026 vs. 2027: Did Anything Change?

No. For the 2027 model year the Range Rover Sport's powertrains carry over unchanged, and the engine designations remain P360, P400, the two plug-in hybrids, P530 and P635. The 2027 changes are trim-level: a new Battersea Edition and a V8-only Twenty Edition. So you can compare a 2026 on our lot with a 2027 on order engine for engine. Price, equipment and availability are what separate them.

Engine FAQ

What engines are in the Range Rover Sport?

A 3.0-liter six-cylinder mild hybrid (P360 and P400), a 3.0-liter six-cylinder plug-in hybrid (P460e and P550e), and a 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 (P530 and the SV's P635).

What is the most powerful Range Rover Sport?

The SV, with up to 626 hp from its 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8 and a 0-60 mph time of 3.6 seconds, according to Range Rover USA.

How much horsepower does the base Range Rover Sport have?

The SE's P360 engine produces 355 hp and 369 lb-ft of torque.

How far can the Range Rover Sport plug-in hybrid go on electricity?

The P550e has an EPA-estimated all-electric range of 51 miles on a full charge.

Does the Range Rover Sport still come with a V8?

Yes. The P530 V8 makes 523 hp and 553 lb-ft, and the SV's P635 version of the same 4.4-liter engine makes up to 626 hp.

Compare Engines Back to Back in Freeport

Spec sheets don't capture the V8's sound or how quietly a plug-in hybrid pulls away on electric power. Hear and feel both at Land Rover Freeport before you choose. If a lease makes more sense for you, see current Range Rover Sport lease offers.

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Sources: Range Rover USA Range Rover Sport performance figures, Land Rover Richmond engine options, Land Rover Roaring Fork engine options, CarsDirect 2027 Range Rover Sport, Range Rover electric range (EPA). Land Rover Freeport | Freeport, NY

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