2011 Land Rover Range Rover: What's New, Specs & Features

Last updated August 4, 2026

2011 Land Rover Range Rover

The 2011 Range Rover is a light-update model, led by a Terrain Response upgrade that adds Hill Start Assist and Gradient Acceleration Control. Its V8 engines, overall design, and core cabin technology carry over from 2010.

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About the 2011 Land Rover Range Rover

3rd generation (L322, 2003-2012), second year of the major 2010 refresh and second-to-last year before the all-new 2013 Range Rover.

Land Rover positioned the 2011 Range Rover as its flagship full-size luxury SUV: a vehicle that blended a richly trimmed cabin, commanding seating position, and strong V8 power with real off-road hardware. What set it apart from many luxury SUV rivals was that its capability story was not just styling—permanent four-wheel drive, air suspension, low-range gearing, and terrain-management systems were core parts of the vehicle, not niche add-ons.

The HSE is the well-equipped core model, with a 375-hp V8, full-time four-wheel drive, adjustable air suspension, leather, navigation, and premium audio. The Supercharged keeps the same luxury and off-road focus but adds a 510-hp supercharged V8, stronger brakes, adaptive suspension, and heated and cooled front seats.

What changed, by category

Tech
The Terrain Response system gains Hill Start Assist, which helps prevent rolling backward when setting off on a slope, and Gradient Acceleration Control, which helps manage speed on steep descents.
Safety
Adaptive cruise control changes from optional to standard across the lineup. On the Supercharged trim, automatic high beams and blind-spot sensors change from standard equipment to optional equipment.
Styling
Land Rover makes minor appearance and detail revisions, without redesigning the Range Rover.

2011 Land Rover Range Rover specs and features by trim

Feature
2011 Land Rover Range RoverHSE0 in stock
2011 Land Rover Range RoverSupercharged0 in stock
EngineV8, 5.0 LiterV8, Supercharged, 5.0 Liter
TransmissionAuto, 6-Spd OD CmdShftAutomatic, 6-Spd w/Overdrive & CommandShift
Drivetrain4WD4WD
Fuel TypeGasGas
MPG City12 mpg12 mpg
MPG Highway18 mpg18 mpg
Horsepower375 hp510 hp
Torque375 lb-ft461 lb-ft
Max Towing7716 lb7716 lb
Trunk/Cargo74.2 cu-ft74.2 cu-ft
Rear Legroom35.5 in35.5 in
Seats55
Doors44
Adaptive Cruise Control
Alarm System
Automatic Emergency Braking
Automatic High Beams
Blindspot Sensors
Rear View Camera
360 Camera
Alloy Wheels
Auto-Dimming Exterior Mirrors
Fog Lights
Power Moonroof
Navigation System
Premium Audio
USB Ports
Cooled Rear Seats
Heated Front Seats
Heated Steering Wheel
Leather Seats
Push-Button Engine Start

How the 2012 Land Rover Range Rover compares

The 2012 Land Rover Range Rover received a modest styling and touchscreen update rather than a redesign. Its main change was revised exterior detailing led by a new headlamp treatment and cleaner integration of the side vents and door handles.

Frequently asked questions

What is the biggest change to the 2011 Range Rover?

The biggest change is an updated Terrain Response system with Hill Start Assist and Gradient Acceleration Control across the lineup. These features help the driver pull away on slopes and maintain control on steep descents.

Is the 2011 Range Rover a redesign?

No, the 2011 Range Rover is not a redesign. It is a lightly updated version of the third-generation model and carries over the major engine, cabin, and technology revisions introduced for 2010.

Did the 2011 Range Rover get new engines?

No, the 2011 Range Rover carries over its 5.0-liter V8 engines. The HSE has a 375-hp V8, while the Supercharged has a 510-hp supercharged V8.

What driver-assistance equipment changed for the 2011 Range Rover?

Adaptive cruise control became standard across the 2011 Range Rover lineup. On the Supercharged trim, automatic high beams and blind-spot sensors changed from standard to optional equipment.

How do the 2011 Range Rover HSE and Supercharged differ?

The HSE uses a 375-hp V8 and has the model’s core luxury and off-road equipment. The Supercharged adds a 510-hp supercharged V8, stronger six-piston front brakes, adaptive suspension, and heated and cooled Oxford leather front seats.