Lunaz to Kicks-off Production of Electric Classic Range Rovers

Commenting on the development, David Lorenz, Founder, Lunaz, said “re-engineering, electrification and upcycling are the solutions to the pressing need to further the legacies of the most significant cars in the world. Adding classic electric Range Rovers to the Lunaz portfolio answers sustained customer demand for a clean-air expression of the world’s definitive SUV.”

Since unveiling Jaguar, Bentley and Rolls-Royce electrified classics, the company has been consistently asked by its global customer base to apply its re-engineering and restoration approach to these cars. 

In response to feedback from these customers, the company is planning to offer electric classic Range Rovers in both ‘Town’ and ‘Country’ specification. The more urban expression of these cars will be presented with increased focus on rear-seat and driver comfort, reflecting their dual use as either self-driven luxury vehicles or chauffeured cars. These cars will be available in both standard and long wheelbase. 

The company said that its Country specification electric classic Range Rovers will include a 4-wheel drive system, updated suspension including anti-roll bars and uprated brakes. Within the cabin, the pure utility of the original interior design will be significantly elevated. 

Also, the company experts will work in close consultation with customers to tailor the car to their exact requirements, it said. Besides, the customers will be able to select from either the classic 3-door configuration or the 4-door models.  

The cars usability will be further enhanced with the inclusion of a full suite of contemporary technologies. Features including infotainment, air conditioning and entertainment screens are sensitively integrated into the existing design scheme to ensure the spirit of the original car is maintained. 

Meanwhile, the prices for classic electric Range Rovers by Lunaz will start at EUR 245,000 excluding local taxes, and the first production tranche of 50 vehicles has already being allocated with first customer delivery is expected during the summer of 2021.