Land Rover Range Rover (L460) Problems by Year

The fifth-generation Range Rover (L460), launched in 2022, represents the absolute pinnacle of luxury SUV design, successfully blurring the lines between a traditional 4x4 and a Bentley-rivaling limousine. Built on the new MLA-Flex platform, it features a minimalist, "reductive" exterior design and an interior that is astonishingly quiet and refined, thanks to advanced active noise cancellation. In the UK, it is highly sought after by the ultra-wealthy, offering an unmatched combination of peerless ride comfort, effortless performance from its mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrains, and legendary off-road capability that owners rarely, if ever, use. While mechanically highly advanced and incredibly capable, the L460’s ownership experience in the UK is currently defined more by external factors and software than traditional mechanical breakdown. The most significant issue is the astronomical theft rate of keyless luxury SUVs in major cities like London, which has led to insurance premiums for the L460 becoming prohibitively expensive, or in some cases, impossible to obtain without the installation of extensive aftermarket immobilizer systems. On the reliability front, early production models have suffered from frustrating software glitches with the Pivi Pro infotainment system, occasional battery drain issues caused by modules failing to "sleep," and minor interior rattles that are amplified by the otherwise silent cabin. When buying a used or nearly-new L460 in the UK, verifying your ability to insure the vehicle is the absolute first step before even arranging a test drive. Prospective owners should ensure the car has received all the latest manufacturer software updates, particularly the recent security patches designed to thwart keyless relay theft. It is also important to test the complex air suspension to ensure it adjusts height quickly without dashboard warnings. For those seeking the best balance of performance and tax efficiency, the P440e and P510e plug-in hybrids are highly desirable, provided you have reliable home charging to make the most of their impressive electric-only range.

Select a year below to see the specific problems affecting that model year, with estimated repair costs and severity ratings.