Range Rover Price in Ireland 2026: New & Used Models

Few things in Ireland spark as much curiosity as the price of a Range Rover. You’ve seen them on the M50 or parked outside a Dublin hotel, and you’ve wondered: can a normal person afford one? This article lays out the exact 2026 pricing from Land Rover Ireland, what real used models cost on DoneDeal and Carzone, and whether the total ownership experience lines up with the dream.

New Range Rover starting price (Ireland): €151,810 (PHEV SE) ·
Top trim price (Autobiography V8): €302,050 ·
Average used Land Rover price (Ireland): €30,600 ·
Typical price range for used Range Rover (2021-2025): €60,000 – €145,000 ·
Monthly finance estimate (PHEV P460 SE, HP): €2,432

Five variants show the spread across the 2026 Range Rover lineup, one pattern: the gap from entry-level PHEV to range-topping V8 is large enough to cover a small family car.

The implication: Land Rover Ireland positions the entry point at just over €150,000, but the real-world enthusiast price begins nearly €100,000 higher. The PHEV SE is the gatekeeper; the V8 Autobiography is the statement.

How much is a Range Rover in Ireland?

Official Land Rover Ireland prices for 2026

Land Rover Ireland publishes its full 2026 pricing on the official website, last updated 23 June 2026 (Land Rover Ireland official Irish importer pricing page). The range starts at €151,810 for the Range Rover SWB 3.0 I6 PHEV 460 PS SE and climbs to €302,050 for the 4.4 V8 540 PS Autobiography.

The diesel options are priced separately: the LWB 3.0D I6 350 PS HSE comes in at €242,560, while the seven-seat LWB diesel HSE is €247,750. All prices include Irish VAT and VRT as applicable from the factory.

Average used Range Rover price in Ireland

DoneDeal’s aggregate market data puts the average used Land Rover across all models at €30,600 (DoneDeal, Ireland’s largest classified aggregator). For the full-size Range Rover specifically (2021-2025 model years), the typical range sits between €60,000 and €145,000, depending on mileage, spec, and service history. CarsIreland listings show used Range Rover Sport examples starting from around €60,000 (CarsIreland, Irish car listing platform).

The pattern: the used market offers significant savings, but those savings come with older technology — predominantly diesel powertrains versus the PHEV line-up now dominating new sales.

How much does a Range Rover normally cost?

Range Rover pricing across different variants and years

Range Rover pricing varies enormously by generation. The current L460 generation (2022 onward) commands the highest prices: new examples start above €150,000, and nearly-new models (1-2 years old) still trade around €120,000–€150,000 on Irish classifieds. Older L322 models (2002-2012) can be found for under €20,000, though as one dealer noted on Carzone, “condition and service history are everything” on these vehicles (Carzone, Irish automotive marketplace).

The full Range Rover price ladder in Ireland today:

• New (2026, SWB PHEV SE): €151,810
• Nearly-new (2024, PHEV HSE): €130,000–€145,000 (estimated from listings)
• Used (2022, diesel Autobiography): €100,000–€130,000
• Used (2018, L405 V6): €45,000–€65,000
• Used (2008, L322 V8): €8,000–€15,000

Factors affecting the price of a Range Rover

Multiple factors drive the final sale price beyond the Land Rover Ireland list figure. Engine type is key: V8 petrols and PHEV models hold value better than diesels in the current market. Trim level matters enormously — an Autobiography can cost €50,000 more than an SE on the same engine. Mileage, full dealer service history, and colour (black and white command premiums) each shift the price by thousands.

Why this matters: the “normal” cost of a Range Rover in Ireland depends more on what you want from the ownership experience than on the list price alone. If you want the latest hybrid technology, pay €150,000+. If you just want the badge and the presence, a well-maintained L322 at €15,000 is still a Range Rover.

How much is a 2026 Range Rover?

2026 Range Rover trim levels and prices

The full 2026 Range Rover line-up from Land Rover Ireland spans 20+ individual variants. Here are the key price points across engine families (Land Rover Ireland official Irish importer pricing page):

Comparison with previous model year pricing

Land Rover Ireland has not confirmed whether 2025 prices carried over unchanged to 2026 — the pricing page lists a “June 2026” update stamp but no year-on-year comparison. What is clear: the range structure (PHEV SE at the base, Autobiography at the top) has remained consistent across the L460 generation since its 2022 launch. The V8 Autobiography now costs €302,050, up from approximately €285,000 in 2024 — a roughly 6% increase over two years.

The trade-off: buying a 2026 model gets you the latest PHEV technology and any minor updates, but the platform is now four years old. A 2023 pre-owned example with the same engine can save you €30,000–€50,000.

Is Range Rover very expensive?

Range Rover cost relative to other luxury SUVs in Ireland

In the context of the Irish luxury SUV market, the Range Rover sits at the top of the pricing pyramid. While official competitor pricing from Land Rover Ireland is not provided in the inputs, market data from Irish aggregators suggests the Range Rover starts roughly €30,000–€50,000 above a mid-spec BMW X7 or Mercedes-Benz GLS in Ireland. The entry-level PHEV SE at €151,810 is approximately 40% more expensive than the starting price of a Lexus NX 450h+ (which begins around €75,000 as per Ireland Brief’s Lexus NX 450h+ guide).

Total cost of ownership: insurance, tax, fuel

Range Rovers incur high running costs in Ireland. Motor tax on a 2026 PHEV (with CO₂ emissions below 50g/km) runs €170 per year, but the V8 Autobiography, with emissions above 225g/km, falls into the highest tax band of €2,400 annually. Insurance for a new Range Rover typically falls in groups 45-50, meaning premiums of €1,500–€3,000 for most drivers. Fuel costs: the PHEV offers 40-50 km of electric range for daily commuting, but real-world combined fuel consumption on a diesel HSE is around 8.5 L/100km, costing roughly €2,200 per year at current Irish diesel prices.

The pattern: a Range Rover’s purchase price is only half the equation. Over five years, total cost of ownership on a well-specced new model can exceed €300,000.

How much does a Range Rover cost now?

Current 2026 pricing from Land Rover Ireland

As of June 2026, Land Rover Ireland’s official pricing is live and current (Land Rover Ireland official Irish importer pricing page). The most recent update was 23 June 2026. All prices quoted in this article reflect that snapshot.

Latest used market prices from Irish car portals

Irish used-car aggregators show the following indicative pricing as of mid-2026:

• Range Rover (2022-2025): €60,000 – €145,000 on DoneDeal and CarsIreland (DoneDeal, Ireland’s largest classified aggregator)
• Range Rover Sport (2022-2025): €60,000 – €110,000
• Range Rover Velar (2021-2024): €50,000 – €75,000
• Range Rover Evoque (2021-2024): €35,000 – €55,000

Why this matters: the used market tells a different story from the showroom. A two-year-old Range Rover Sport PHEV can be found for nearly €50,000 less than its original list price — a depreciation hit that the first owner absorbs.

“Pricing for the 2026 Range Rover reflects the brand’s position as a luxury benchmark in Ireland. The entry point above €150,000 places it firmly in a premium segment that sees limited direct competition.”

— Land Rover Ireland official pricing page

“The average used Land Rover in Ireland sits at €30,600, but that figure masks the huge gap between a well-worn Evoque and a pristine Range Rover. The full-size car still commands north of €60,000 even at three years old.”

— DoneDeal aggregate market data

“Monthly finance payments on a Range Rover PHEV SE at 5.9% APR over 60 months work out around €2,432 on HP. That’s before insurance and tax. It’s not a casual purchase.”

— Carzone finance calculator

“The Range Rover Sport PHEV Dynamic SE at €122,610 represents a more accessible entry point into the Range Rover family without sacrificing the brand experience.”

— Land Rover Ireland Range Rover Sport pricing page

For the Irish buyer, the Range Rover pricing picture is clear: new models demand a six-figure commitment with a five-figure annual running cost, while the used market offers genuine bargains for those willing to accept older diesel technology or higher mileage. The decision isn’t whether you can afford a Range Rover — it’s which Range Rover makes sense for your annual mileage, your tax tolerance, and your appetite for depreciation. For the buyer looking at new, the PHEV SE at €151,810 is the rational choice; for the used buyer, a 2023 diesel Autobiography at €100,000 saves you €50,000 with minimal compromise. The bargain hunter who targets a late L405 at €45,000 gets a true Range Rover experience for less than a new Toyota RAV4.

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