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Common Problems with the
2021–2022 Land Rover Range Rover Sport Mk2 (L494)

We've identified 3 known issues that can affect the 2021–2022 Land Rover Range Rover Sport Mk2 (L494). 1 of these are serious faults that could be expensive to repair.

3
Known Issues
1
Serious
1
Moderate
1
Minor

The 2021–2022 period has 2 more issues than the Land Rover Range Rover Sport Mk2 (L494) average across all year periods.

All Known Issues

Air Suspension Bag Leaks

SeriousSuspension & Chassis

Rubber air bags perish and crack causing the car to sag. Compressors overwork trying to compensate and eventually fail.

Most affected: All models

Estimated cost: £400–£1,200Affects: 2013–2022Often appears around: 60,000–110,000 miles

Typical symptoms

  • •Car leaning after parking
  • •Slow lift time
  • •Noisy compressor
  • •Suspension fault warning

What to inspect before you buy

  • ✓Ride height after overnight parking
  • ✓Compressor run time
  • ✓Visual bag inspection

Water Ingress via Boot and Door Seals

ModerateBodywork & Rust

Seal failures around the boot and doors allow water to enter, damaging the audio amplifier, boot electronics, and causing electrical gremlins.

Most affected: All models

Estimated cost: £150–£800Affects: 2013–2022Often appears around: Any

Typical symptoms

  • •Wet boot carpet
  • •Amplifier failure
  • •Electrical glitches after rain

What to inspect before you buy

  • ✓Inspect boot floor for dampness
  • ✓Check door seal condition
  • ✓Look for water stains on interior trim

Touch Pro Duo Stability

MinorElectrics & Electronics

The dual-screen infotainment on facelift models is prone to lagging, freezing, or failing to boot.

Most affected: Facelift models

Estimated cost: £0–£300 (Update)Affects: 2018–2022Often appears around: Any

Typical symptoms

  • •Black screens
  • •Bluetooth connection loss
  • •Laggy interface

What to inspect before you buy

  • ✓Test the screen responsiveness thoroughly

Buying Tips for the 2021 Land Rover Range Rover Sport Mk2 (L494)

  • ✓Listen for SDV6 crankshaft knocking; ensure oil changes are frequent.
  • ✓On later cars (2018+), test the Touch Pro Duo screens for freezing.
  • ✓Check the boot for water ingress - seals can fail, damaging the audio amplifier or other modules.
  • ✓Verify the soft-close door motors (if fitted) all operate correctly.
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