Range Rover has revealed a highly exclusive Classic model created to match the new Range Rover SV Ultra, featuring a bespoke exterior colour, innovative interior trim and tailored detailing.
Created by Range Rover’s Classic experts, the vehicle showcases the breadth of personalisation available to Range Rover clients, with the ability to perfectly tailor a creation to their tastes and desires.
The 1993 Range Rover is finished in Titan Silver, a colour launched on the new Range Rover SV Ultra, an exquisite interpretation of Range Rover luxury and technology. The finish uses real, fine aluminium flake and advanced pigment technology to create a highly reflective, iridescent surface that evokes liquid metal.
Continuing the matched pair theme, its 16-inch three-spoke wheels finished in Satin Platinum Atlas with diamond turned contrast rims, new Range Rover SV Ultra bonnet script and the removal of exterior side trim reflect the clean surfaces of new SV Ultra. Under the bonnet, a plaque highlights its provenance as the first bespoke matched pair commission.
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Inside, the Range Rover Classic features UltrafabricsTM for the first time, matching the light duo-tone Orchid White and Cinder Grey colourway of Range Rover SV Ultra to create a serene and design-led sanctuary. The dashboard is upholstered in Cinder Grey, with colour-matched air vents. The steering wheel is finished in duo-tone Orchid White and Cinder Grey.
The seats have the same laser‑crafted pattern and intricate mosaic perforation that debuted on Range Rover SV Ultra across the sculpted upper sections and carried through onto the inserts and backrests. Bespoke door trims feature brushed aluminium handles, colour-matched speaker covers and finishers.
The Range Rover Classic started life as a US market County Edition and is powered by the 3.9-litre V8 engine twinned with a four-speed automatic gearbox. A highly skilled team of craftspeople have drawn on years of design and engineering expertise to complete a 2,000-hour restoration, across fabrication, paint, trim and final assembly.
Mechanical authenticity remained a guiding principle throughout, with a comprehensive rebuild of the engine, transmission, suspension, steering and braking components. The Classic Works team carefully restored and refined every detail to preserve the character and integrity of the original vehicle while enhancing its reliability and refinement, resulting in a highly collectible Range Rover Classic representing both modern craftsmanship and heritage.
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Dominic Elms, Director, Land Rover Classic, said:“This Range Rover SV Ultra matched pair shows how it is possible to create a truly individualised Range Rover with our bespoke service, whether it’s a custom colour palette, interior trim or personalised details. Range Rover SV Ultra is the pinnacle of tailored distinction, and this commission is a reflection of how our process can elevate any generation of Range Rover while maintaining its essence.”
The bespoke service unlocks a breadth of personalised touches – from custom embroidery and scripting to a wide range of luxurious leather and sustainable non-leather options, and a ‘Match to Sample’ service, enabling clients to commission any exterior colour they can imagine, for a truly singular Range Rover. An exclusive Classic commissioning experience allows clients to curate their own unique commission alongside Range Rover’s in-house design experts.
Making its public debut during Monterey Car Week, the Range Rover Matched Pair will be showcased at RM Sotheby’s Auction Preview at the Monterey Conference Center from 10.00am on 12 to 14 August. Preview access is available to registered bidders and guests, with public preview tickets also available for purchase. The display features the first Range Rover SV Ultra built for the US market alongside a specially commissioned Range Rover Classic inspired by its design and character, bringing together two distinctive interpretations of the Range Rover ethos across generations. RM Sotheby’s will subsequently offer the vehicles during its live auction beginning at 5.30pm on 14 August.