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New lower-tax hybrid diesel engines for Range Rover and Ranger Rover Sport

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1 October 2013

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The Range Rover diesel hybrid takes two bites out of the company car tax cake – emissions are lower of course, but there’s no diesel surcharge to pay either

LAND Rover is giving its posh Range Rover and Range Rover Sport models some company car tax-reducing new technology.

It comes in the form of diesel hybrid powertrains.

If you’ve always wanted a Range Rover as a company car, this could be your chance

Using the Range Rover’s standard SDV6 turbodiesel engine and adding a 35kW electric motor-generator, CO2 emissions drop to just 169g/km.

As there’s no 3% company car tax diesel surcharge on diesel hybrid models (see our business car news story Yeeha! HMRC says diesel hybrids are exempt from 3% company car tax surcharge) the Range Rover Hybrid and Range Rover Sport Hybrid have company car tax bands of 25%.

Meanwhile, fuel economy is now 44.1mpg. Power is 340PS and there’s a thumping 700Nm torque on offer. Acceleration to 62mph is under seven seconds. 

The new lower-tax Range Rover Hybrid and Range Rover Sport Hybrid can be ordered now for delivery at the beginning of 2014.

To check the company car tax bands of the new lower-tax Range Rover Hybrid and Range Rover Sport Hybrid models, use our company car tax tables. 

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Matt Morton

Matt Morton

Matt Morton is an automotive content writer for Business Car Manager

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