2020 Land Rover Range Rover Sport

For 2020, the plug-in hybrid model introduced last year finally makes it to Land Rover showrooms. New features for the entire line include standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, some new paint and wheel choices plus a slight reshuffling of the standard and optional equipment roster. The new turbocharged mild hybrid inline 6-cylinder engine introduced midway through last year's model run returns as the base engine in the SE and HSE trims. See the Land Rover Range Rover Sport models for sale near you

Go with the HSE and either the turbocharged, plug-in hybrid or turbodiesel V6, then load it up with option packages. You'll save a ton of cash, get better fuel economy than with the V8 and still have a very enjoyable SUV that will impress your friends and family. Find a Land Rover Range Rover Sport for sale

The Land Rover Range Rover Sport comes in five trims, each with their own optional upgrades: SE, HSE, HST, Autobiography and SVR. The new P400e plug-in hybrid is now offered on the HSE and Autobiography trim.

The base SE ($68,650) includes a turbocharged 3.0-liter mild hybrid engine, an 8-speed automatic transmission, AWD with adjustable Terrain Response settings, an air suspension with Automatic Access Height, front and rear parking sensors, lane-departure warning with autonomous emergency braking, 14-way power front seats, power-folding and heated side mirrors with a reverse tilt-down feature, rain-sensing wipers, keyless entry, a rearview camera, LED headlights, leather seating, dual-zone automatic climate control, a power tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel, a power rear lift gate, 19-in alloy wheels, 8-speaker audio, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto plus InControl Touch Pro Duo featuring dual 10-in touchscreens and navigation.

The base SE Td6 ($69,500) includes the same equipment as the supercharged SE, but adds the diesel engine.

The HSE ($74,250) adds perforated and heated 16-way front seats, Windsor leather seating, fog lights, 20-in alloy wheels, heated front seats, a fixed panoramic sunroof and an 11-speaker 380-watt Meridian sound system. It also adds features from the SE's optional Drive Pac and Park packages that include a blind-spot monitor, driver condition monitor, traffic sign recognition, 360-degree parking aid and rear cross-traffic alert.

The HSE Td6 ($75,000) includes the same equipment as the supercharged HSE, but adds the diesel engine.

The Range Rover Sport HSE P400e ($79,000) adds the 19-speaker Meridian audio, the Off-Road package (2-speed transfer case, All Terrain Progress Control, Terrain Response 2 and Adaptive Dynamics) the plug-in hybrid powertrain and some additional screens to monitor the electric goings-on.

The HST ($82,950) adds the 3.0-liter 395-hp inline-6, unique exterior finishes, the Off-Road package, 21-in black finished wheels, red Brembo brake calipers, automatic high beam assist, 22-way climate front seats with heated rear seats and a heated steering wheel, 360-degree parking aid with rearview camera, Adaptive Dynamics, a 19-speaker 825-watt Meridian sound system, sliding panoramic roof plus a contrasting black roof and exterior trim.

The HSE P525 ($86,500) adds to the HST with a 5.0-liter supercharged V8 engine, a more sophisticated Terrain Response 2 AWD system, All-Terrain Progress Control, Dynamic Response with lean control, a Dynamic Active Rear Locking Differential and Adaptive Dynamics with variable damper control.

The top-of-the-line Autobiography ($97,500) brings a 19-speaker Meridian audio system, automatic high beams, adaptive LED headlights, heated and ventilated 22-way power front seats, 21-in wheels, a 360-degree Surround View camera, a heated rear seat, rear cross-traffic alert and blind spot monitoring.

The Autobiography P400e ($88,990) adds the plug-in hybrid powertrain and feature set.

The performance-oriented SVR ($114,500) brings more horsepower, a recalibrated sport suspension, an electronically-controlled active 2-stage exhaust, unique sport seats and interior trim, a recalibrated locking rear differential, 6-piston Brembo brakes, aggressive bumper and front fascia design and revised electric power steering.

Many of the Autobiography's standard features can be found in options packages on the other trims.

The Climate Comfort package adds a heated steering wheel, a front center console refrigerated compartment and twin-blade sun visors. The Drive package adds blind spot monitoring, drive-condition monitoring, traffic sign recognition and adaptive speed monitor, while the Drive Pro package adds to this adaptive speed control, blind spot assist and lane-keeping assist. Next, 5+2 seating adds a small third-row seat, while the Tow package adds Activity Key, Advanced Tow Assist and tow hitch receiver. Premium options include a 1,700-watt, 23-speaker Meridian audio system, climate-controlled rear seats, 4-zone automatic climate control, a head-up display, soft door closers and a rear-seat entertainment system.