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The LWB caused a stir in Los Angeles last year.
Jaguar Land Rover will show off some of the most talked-about cars of the year at the Auto Expo in Delhi this week.
One of the most anticipated vehicles will be the Range Rover LWB - the most expensive car in JLR’s range.
The new Range Rover is powered by a supercharged V8 engine, will do 0-60mph in 5.5 seconds and has been designed and engineered by Jaguar Land Rover’s new Engineered to Order division to combine “luxury, design and performance.”
Costing around £140,000, this particular brand of Range Rover is aimed at a growing group of consumers who are looking for the ultimate SUV, and an alternative to more traditional long wheelbase saloon cars.
As well as an extended (186mm) wheelbase, the LWB also offers executive class seats complete with massage facility that recline 17 degrees (the seats in the standard Rangie lean 8 degrees), 10.2-inch screens, deployable tables and even a champagne cooler.
The interior will feature leather and wood trims along with mood lighting and programmable settings for each individual seat.
The vehicle wowed crowds last November at the Los Angeles Motor Show and is expected to cause a similar reaction in India.
As well as the LWB, other vehicles to feature at the event will be the 2014 Range Rover Sport, and the Freelander 2.
The 12th Auto Expo will be held in Delhi between February 7th – 11th and you can find out more about the event by clicking here.
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