2026 Land Rover Range Rover — the flagship full‑size luxury SUV from Land Rover. 

🚙 2026 Land Rover Range Rover – EPA City / Highway MPG

Gas & Hybrid Versions (typical ratings):

• City: ~16–21 MPG

• Highway: ~21–24 MPG

• Combined: ~18–21 MPG

Details by Powertrain (approximate):

• 3.0 L Mild‑Hybrid I‑6 (HEV): ~19 MPG city / 24 MPG highway (~21 MPG combined) 

• Plug‑In Hybrid (P550e): ~21 MPG city / 22 MPG highway after EV range is depleted (plus an EPA electric‑only MPGe figure for electric miles) 

• 4.4 L V8 (non‑electrified): ~16 MPG city / 21 MPG highway (~18 MPG combined) 

🧠 What This Means

• City driving: The Range Rover’s size and luxury‑oriented engines mean city fuel economy stays on the lower side for SUVs — typically in the mid‑teens to low‑20s MPG. 

• Highway driving: At sustained highway speeds, efficiency improves modestly (often low‑ to mid‑20s MPG) thanks to the engine tuning and aerodynamics. 

• Plug‑in hybrid option: If you go with the P550e plug‑in hybrid, you’ll get an EPA electric‑only range (around ~21 miles) plus MPG ratings once the battery is depleted — usually in the low‑20s for city and highway. 

🚚 Additional Context

• The Range Rover is a large AWD luxury SUV with powerful engines and available electrified powertrains, so fuel economy prioritizes smoothness and capability over economy. 

• EPA figures vary by engine, trim, and option (e.g., hybrid models will differ from pure V8 variants). 

If you want, I can list estimated electric‑only MPGe and range for the PHEV version as well!