Explore the spacious cargo capacity, class-leading passenger volume, and premium seating configurations of the latest Range Rover. Whether you choose the Standard or Long Wheelbase, the cabin delivers an uncompromising luxury experience.
The inside of a Range Rover is exceptionally large, offering up to 92.9 cubic feet of maximum cargo space with the rear rows folded down in the Long Wheelbase (LWB) 7-seat model.
When utilizing the standard 5-seat setup, passengers enjoy 40.4 inches of second-row legroom and up to 40.7 cubic feet of dedicated luggage space behind them. For those who prioritize ultimate passenger comfort, upgrading to a Long Wheelbase model dramatically extends second-row legroom to a massive 48.0 inches.
Your choice of body style significantly alters your maximum storage capabilities. Compare the loadspace below.
| Configuration | Volume Behind 1st Row (Max) | Volume Behind 2nd Row | Volume Behind 3rd Row |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Wheelbase (5-Seat) | 83.5 cu ft | 40.7 cu ft | N/A |
| Long Wheelbase (5-Seat) | 92.8 cu ft | 40.9 cu ft | N/A |
| Long Wheelbase (7-Seat) | 92.9 cu ft | 43.1 cu ft | 8.7 cu ft |
No matter where you sit, the Range Rover cabin provides first-class comfort. Headroom measurements remain consistent, but legroom changes based on the wheelbase selected.
Tailor the cabin of your Range Rover to perfectly match your lifestyle and passenger needs.
The traditional 5-seat setup offers a balanced mix of passenger comfort and cargo utility. The second-row bench seats fold down individually, allowing you to adapt to any combination of luggage and guests.
Available exclusively on the Long Wheelbase, the 7-seat configuration adds a comfortable third row with 35.8 inches of legroom—making it one of the few luxury SUVs that can legitimately accommodate adults in the far back.
The pinnacle of rear-seat luxury. Available on SV LWB models, this layout replaces the rear bench with two individual Executive Class Comfort Plus seats separated by an elegant center console.
Numbers on a screen can only convey so much. To truly understand the craftsmanship, the expansive panoramic roof, and the sheer volume of the Range Rover interior, we invite you to sit inside one.
The Range Rover provides between 83.5 and 92.9 cubic feet of total cargo space with the rear rows folded flat, depending on whether you choose a Standard or Long Wheelbase model. Behind the second row, you can expect between 40.7 and 43.1 cubic feet of luggage room.
Yes, the Range Rover offers an optional third row, but it is only available when you select the Long Wheelbase (LWB) model. The 7-seat configuration provides a spacious 35.8 inches of legroom for third-row passengers.
The primary difference inside the cabin is second-row legroom and third-row availability. A Standard Wheelbase offers 40.4 inches of rear legroom. Upgrading to the Long Wheelbase extends that to an executive-level 48.0 inches and opens up the option to add a third row of seating.
Depending on the exact trim and options selected, a Range Rover can comfortably seat 4, 5, or 7 passengers.