2023 Range Rover Safety

The safety of the Land Rover Range Rover has not been established in any US crash tests yet and it might never be tested, just like many other similarly expensive, low-volume luxury cars. For what it's worth, it achieved a five-star crash rating at EuroNCAP. Given this result and its extensive safety features, there shouldn't be anything to worry about.

2023 Range Rover Key Safety Features

The standard six airbags aren't that impressive nowadays, but the Range Rover's weight will also help it in an accident. ABS, stability control, a backup camera, and tire-pressure monitoring are all standard, naturally. Additional driver-assistance features include automatic LED headlights with auto high beams, adaptive cruise control with steering assist, automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, lane-keep assist, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, front and rear parking sensors, and traffic-sign recognition, all standard on the SE. Autobiography and SV trims also get an automated parking system and a color head-up display.

2023 Range Rover Reliability

The Land Rover Range Rover's reliability has traditionally not been its strong suit, but it's been improving and the 2023 model's ratings are not bad. J.D. Power gives it 75 out of 100 overall and 80 for its Quality & Reliability criteria. The 2022 model was recalled once for defective crash sensors and there have been no recalls for the 2023 model at the time of writing. The 2023 Land Rover Range Rover's warranty coverage comprises a limited and a powertrain warranty, both valid for 50,000 miles or four years.

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