2025 Range Rover vs. the Competition

Power, prestige, and precision craftsmanship are only three hallmark characteristics of the quintessential full-size luxury SUV. Embodying all three of these essential qualities and more, the dynamic Range Rover has remained the standard for its segment for decades. Its iconic status has been elevated even further with a recent redesign, helping the Range Rover bolster its already impressive appeal. To help demonstrate how the Range Rover remains the best choice in its class, we’ve taken the time to compare it against two of its most formidable rivals – the BMW X7 and Mercedes-Benz GLS. Ready to discover all of the competitive advantages of the Range Rover? Let’s get started!

Range Rover vs BMW X7

First up to face off against the Range Rover is the rival BMW X7. Starting with performance, the Range Rover begins with a noticeable 20-horsepower advantage along with 11 additional lb-ft of torque compared to the X7. This power advantage results in a faster 0 to 60 time for the Range Rover. Better still, you’ll also enjoy a significantly higher maximum towing capacity when you choose Land Rover over BMW.

Speaking of towing, launching your boat on a slippery ramp is made simpler thanks to a standard Electronic Active Differential included as standard on the Range Rover. Also great for helping to manage a heavy trailer weight or for staying composed at high speeds, the Adaptive Dynamics adaptive suspension of the Range Rover helps deliver a stable and composed ride at all times. These great features are not available on the BMW X7.

When it comes to active safety technologies, BMW is once again no match for Land Rover. The Range Rover SE comes standard with both Lane Keep Assist Active and Adaptive Cruise Control, both of which add confidence and peace of mind behind the wheel. Once again, X7 shoppers will have to make sacrifices by choosing their BMW. Other advantages for the Range Rover include a greater number of speakers, authentic leather upholstery, greater front and rear legroom, and a significantly shorter turning radius.

Range Rover vs Mercedes-Benz GLS

Next up to challenge the Range Rover is the Mercedes-Benz GLS SUV. As we saw in the prior matchup, performance is the first area in which the Range Rover tops the GLS. Under the hood, you’ll have access to an unbridled 395 horsepower and 406 lb-ft of torque. That’s a sizable 20 horsepower and 37 lb-ft of torque more than the GLS. This advantage translates to a 20 MPH higher top speed and a faster 0 to 60 time as well. If power is what you crave, the obvious choice is the Range Rover SE.

A standard Electronic Active Differential helps transfer power to the road surface while maintaining traction and control. Standard 12-way power-adjustable front seats allow both the drive and front passenger to personalize their ideal seating position. You’ll also receive a superior listening experience from a standard 19-speaker Meridian premium audio system inside of your Range Rover.

One outstanding driver-assist feature included as standard on the Range Rover is its automatic parking system. At the touch of a button, your Range Rover can take control and effortlessly maneuver into a parking space. You won’t find a similar feature at Mercedes-Benz. Rounding out the list of advantages for the Range Rover are heated outboard rear seats, authentic leather upholstery, and a shorter turning radius.

Winner – Range Rover

No matter which category you investigate, the competition from BMW and Mercedes-Benz simply cannot compete with the excellence found across the entire Range Rover model lineup. From premium luxury features and cutting-edge safety innovations to capable performance and impeccable design, the Range Rover continues to set the benchmark for its class. Ready to experience the ultimate full-size luxury SUV for yourself? Visit us at Land Rover Easton today!