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Range Rover vs Bentley Bentayga

We compare the Range Rover (L460) in standard-wheelbase P530 V8 form with the Bentley Bentayga V8. On official figures the Bentayga has the higher output (550 vs 530 PS, 770 vs 750 Nm), the slightly quicker 0–100 km/h time (4.5 vs 4.6 s) and a higher quoted top speed (290 km/h with carbon-ceramic brakes vs 250 km/h). Where a manufacturer does not publish a value, the table says why or names the secondary source instead of guessing.

Black Range Rover L460 P530 Autobiography (long wheelbase), front three-quarter view in a showroom
Range RoverL460, standard wheelbase, P530 V8
White Bentley Bentayga Speed on a show stand, front three-quarter view
Bentley BentaygaBentayga V8 (also Azure)

Photos: Damian B Oh (CC BY-SA 4.0), Charles from Port Chester, New York (CC0) · Image credits

At a glance

Power

Range Rover530 PS (390 kW)
Bentley Bentayga550 PS (404 kW)

0–100 km/h

Range Rover4.6 s
Bentley Bentayga4.5 s

Top speed

Range Rover250 km/h
Bentley Bentayga290 km/h(with carbon-ceramic brakes fitted)

Boot / luggage

Range Rover818 L (behind row 2, dry); 1,841 L (behind row 1)
Bentley Bentayga484 L (5 seats); 392 L (4 seats)

Specifications side by side

Compared: Range Rover L460, standard wheelbase, P530 V8 (EU specification) and Bentley Bentayga V8. Other versions are listed below the main table.

Specifications: Range Rover vs Bentley Bentayga. Values as published by the manufacturers; each value links to its source.
SpecificationRange RoverL460, standard wheelbase, P530 V8Bentley BentaygaBentayga V8 (also Azure)
Engine4.4 L V8 petrol mild hybrid (4,395 cc)14.0 L twin-turbo V82
Power530 PS (390 kW) @ 5,000–7,000 rpm1550 PS (404 kW) @ 6,000 rpm2
Torque750 Nm @ 1,800–4,500 rpm1770 Nm @ 2,000–4,500 rpm2
0–100 km/h4.6 s1Land Rover marks 0–100 km/h as a test figure with the standard test conditions footnote.4.5 s2
0–200 km/hLand Rover does not publish 0–200 km/h. It gives 0–100 km/h in 4.6 s and a top speed of 250 km/h.1Bentley does not publish 0–200 km/h. Its press sheet gives 0–160 km/h in 9.8 s.3
Top speed250 km/h1290 km/h (with carbon-ceramic brakes fitted)2
TransmissionAutomatic, all-wheel drive18-speed automatic, permanent all-wheel drive2
Fuel consumption (WLTP, combined)11.9 l/100 km4WLTP combined, P530. The technical specification gives a range of 11.3–11.9 l/100 km depending on wheels.13.0–13.1 l/100 km5WLTP combined for the V8 variants (Bentley). The older launch press sheet quoted 13.3 l/100 km.
CO₂ emissions (WLTP)268 g/km (class G)4296–298 g/km (class G)5
Electric range (WLTP)Not applicable: the P530 has no plug-in drive. See the P460e and P550e in the table below.4Not applicable: the V8 has no plug-in drive. The Bentayga Hybrid is in the table below.5
Weight2,585 kg (EU unladen, incl. driver); 2,510 kg (DIN)12,416 kg (EU kerb, five seats); gross vehicle weight 3,250 kg3,6
Length × width × height5,052 × 2,047 × 1,868 mm1Width with mirrors folded (2,209 mm mirrors out); height 1,868.4 mm.5,125 × 2,010 × 1,728 mm2Width 2,222 mm including mirrors.
Wheelbase2,997 mm12,995 mm2
Tyres21-inch wheels on the SE, 22-inch on the HSE (standard); tyre sizes are not listed4 medium confidenceWheel sizes come from the German price list. Neither the price list nor the technical specification names tyre dimensions.285/45 R21 as standard; 22-inch wheels optional3 medium confidenceRead from a machine-scanned press sheet; the optional 22-inch tyre size is not legible.
Fuel tank90 L185 L3
Boot / luggage818 L (behind row 2, dry); 1,841 L (behind row 1)1484 L (5 seats); 392 L (4 seats)2
Seats57,4 medium confidenceADAC lists 5 seats for the short wheelbase. Land Rover's price list gives seat counts (5 or 7) only for the long wheelbase.4, 5 or 4+1 (configuration)2
Warranty5 years / 150,000 km vehicle warranty (since Sept 2023); 3 years paint, 6 years rust-through7 medium confidenceSecondary source (ADAC 'manufacturer data'). Earlier cars had 3 years / 100,000 km.3 years vehicle, paint and rust-through; 3-year European mobility warranty6 medium confidenceSecondary source (ADAC 'manufacturer data').
Service intervalLand Rover does not state a service interval in the price list or the technical specification; ask an authorised retailer.4,1Bentley states no service interval on the model pages and press sheets we could read (the customer book was not accessible); ask an authorised retailer.2
PriceFrom €177,600 (P530 HSE, standard wheelbase); P530 Autobiography €196,900; cheapest Range Rover (SE D300) €143,2004Official German list prices incl. 19% VAT, price list dated July 2025 (model year 2026). A newer list may apply.Bentley publishes no German list price on the model pages we could read (checked 27 Oct 2026). Real asking prices of new cars are in the market-price section below.2,8

Sources

  1. Range Rover – Technical Specification 2026 (PDF, EU/WLTP) · Land Rover · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  2. Bentayga 26MY Customer Book (PDF, © May 2025) · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  3. Bentayga V8 – Press Information: Technical Specifications (PDF, launch-era) · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  4. Range Rover – Preis- und Ausstattungsliste, July 2025 (model year 2026), Germany (PDF) · Jaguar Land Rover Deutschland · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  5. Bentley – Bentayga range emissions and consumption (WLTP), hybrids page · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  6. ADAC Autokatalog – Bentley Bentayga V8 Azure (from 09/22) · ADAC · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  7. ADAC Autokatalog – Land Rover Range Rover P530 Autobiography (07/25–05/26) · ADAC · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  8. Bentayga Speed – model page · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026

Last verified: 27 Oct 2026. Sources are linked next to each table.

Where each model leads

Range Rover leads on

Nothing in this table.

Bentley Bentayga leads on

  • more power (headline output): 550 PS (404 kW) vs 530 PS (390 kW)
  • more torque: 770 Nm vs 750 Nm
  • quicker 0–100 km/h: 4.5 s vs 4.6 s
  • higher top speed: 290 km/h vs 250 km/h

Not comparable or not published

  • 0–200 km/h: not published for Range Rover in the documents used.
  • 0–200 km/h: not published for Bentley Bentayga in the documents used.
  • Boot / luggage: measured on different bases (see the notes in the table), so we name no leader.

Timeline: production years and facelifts

Range Rover

  • Start: L460 revealed 26 Oct 2021; US deliveries from spring 2022 (predecessor L405: revealed 15 Aug 2012)9,10,11
  • Updates and facelifts: No facelift found; PHEV added for MY2023
  • Production status: In production (2026 technical specification published)1
Range Rover: production years, updates and what changed. Each line links to its source.
WhenEventWhat changed
15 Aug 2012Predecessor L405 revealed11
LaunchJLR's media site labels the L405 “Past Range Rover (2012–2021)”; we do not have a separate end-of-production announcement.
  • World's first SUV with a lightweight all-aluminium monocoque; up to 420 kg lighter than the outgoing model11
  • Orders from September 2012, customer deliveries from early 201311
26 Oct 2021L460 world premiere (fifth generation)9
Launch
  • New MLA-Flex architecture; short and long wheelbase; first Range Rover with seven seats (long wheelbase)9
  • Range Rover SV announced for 2022; pure-electric Range Rover planned for 20249 The 2024 electric model is a plan in the 2021 release; we did not verify a launch.
Nov 2021Orders open; deliveries announced10
Launch
  • US: orderable from November 2021, deliveries from spring 2022; plug-in hybrid announced for the 2023 model year10

Bentley Bentayga

  • Start: Public debut at IAA Frankfurt, 15–27 Sep 2015; deliveries from early 201612
  • Updates and facelifts: Facelift 30 Jun 2020; update for MY2024 (26 Sep 2023); new Speed V8 (2 Jun 2025)13,14,15,16,17,18
  • Production status: In production (26MY Customer Book, 2025); end of the W12 engine not published2
Bentley Bentayga: production years, updates and what changed. Each line links to its source.
WhenEventWhat changed
Sep 2015Bentayga introduced12 medium confidence
LaunchBentley's own 2020 release says the Bentayga was introduced in “November 2015”; the 2015 release says the public debut was at IAA Frankfurt (15–27 Sep). We show the 2015 release.
  • 6.0 L twin-turbo W12 with 608 PS and 900 Nm; 0–60 mph in 4.0 s; top speed 187 mph (301 km/h)12 medium confidence
  • Customer deliveries from early 201612 medium confidence
5 Mar 2018First Bentayga Hybrid announced13
New variant
  • V6 plug-in hybrid, billed as the “world's first luxury hybrid”; 75 g/km CO₂ (NEDC)13
30 Jun 2020Facelift (new V8 launch model)14
Facelift / update
  • Engine: 4.0 L twin-turbo V8 with 550 PS (542 bhp) and 770 Nm; Speed and Hybrid to follow14
  • Design: new front and rear; licence plate moved down into the bumper; wide split tailpipes; rear track +20 mm; new wheels14
  • Interior and tech: 10.9-inch infotainment, wireless Apple CarPlay standard (plus Android Auto), embedded SIM for My Bentley services, new rear-seat remote tablet, USB-C ports14
12 Aug 2020Bentayga Speed (W12)15
New variant
  • W12 with 635 PS and 900 Nm; 0–100 km/h in 3.9 s; top speed 306 km/h15
2021New Bentayga Hybrid16 medium confidence
New variantRead from a search extract; the Bentley page returned HTTP 404 on the retrieval date. Exact date not confirmed.
  • 3.0 L twin-turbo V6 with 94 kW electric motor: 449 PS and 700 Nm; 17.3 kWh battery; 31 miles (50 km) electric range (NEDC), 25 miles (40 km) WLTP16 medium confidence
26 Sep 2023Update for model year 202417
Facelift / update
  • Chassis: all-wheel steering standard on Bentayga S and Azure, optional on other models, now also on the Extended Wheelbase17
  • Design: reprofiled front radiator grille; new 21-inch multi-spoke wheel; new paints including seven satins; “Styling Specification” for the Extended Wheelbase17
  • Interior and tech: Postural Adjust and Auto Climate rear seats on all models; new electrical architecture with driver-assistance enhancements; “Bang & Olufsen for Bentley” audio; 100 % recycled carpet material17
2 Jun 2025New Bentayga Speed (V8)18
New variant
  • V8 with 650 PS and 850 Nm; 0–60 mph in 3.4 s; top speed 310 km/h (193 mph, with option*); faster than the W12 Speed it replaces18
  • New SPORT mode, new 23-inch wheels exclusive to Speed, carbon-ceramic brakes18

Dates are those of the manufacturer's announcement or press release; production start and market launch can differ. Where we did not find a date in a source, it is left out rather than guessed.

Sources

  1. New Range Rover world premiere (media release, 26 Oct 2021) · Jaguar Land Rover · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  2. The new Range Rover makes its global public debut at 2021 LA Auto Show (media release, Nov 2021) · Jaguar Land Rover · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  3. The all-new Range Rover (media release, 15 Aug 2012) · Jaguar Land Rover · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  4. Bentley Bentayga: the fastest, most powerful, most luxurious and most exclusive SUV in the world (press release, Sep 2015) · Automotive World (republished Bentley Motors press release) · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  5. The pioneering Bentley Bentayga Hybrid (press release, 5 Mar 2018) · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  6. New Bentley Bentayga, the definitive luxury SUV (press release, 30 Jun 2020) · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  7. The new Bentayga Speed is the ultimate luxury SUV (press release, 12 Aug 2020) · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  8. Bringing serenity to the city and beyond – the new Bentayga Hybrid (press release, 2021) · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  9. New features further increase desirability of Bentayga range (press release, 26 Sep 2023) · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  10. New Bentayga Speed: the most powerful and dynamic Bentayga yet (press release, 2 Jun 2025) · Bentley Motors · official · retrieved 27 Oct 2026

Other versions

Other versions of Range Rover, with their own official figures.
VersionPowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedConsumption (WLTP, combined)Electric range (WLTP)
Range Rover P460e (PHEV, SWB)4,1460 PS660 Nm5.7 s225 km/h3.2 l/100 km + 22.4 kWh/100 km (weighted)104–116 km (WLTP)
Range Rover P550e (PHEV)4,1550 PS800 Nm4.9 s242 km/h3.2 l/100 km + 22.6 kWh/100 km (weighted)102–116 km (WLTP)
Range Rover P615 (V8, SWB)4,1615 PS750 Nm4.6 s261 km/h12.0 l/100 kmn/a (no plug-in drive)
Other versions of Bentley Bentayga, with their own official figures.
VersionPowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedConsumption (WLTP, combined)Electric range (WLTP)
Bentayga Speed (V8)5,8650 PS850 Nm3.6 s310 km/h*Not itemised for the Speed; Bentley lists 13.0–13.1 l/100 km for its V8 variantsn/a (no plug-in drive)
Bentayga Hybrid (V6 + e-motor)2,5462 PS700 Nm5.3 s254 km/h6.7 l/100 km + 15.5 kWh/100 km (weighted); 153 g/km45 km (WLTP, 18 kWh battery)

* with optional carbon-ceramic brakes (Bentley).

Market prices in Germany (mobile.de snapshot, 27 Oct 2026)

Range Rover

Basis: cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. Older, higher-mileage cars are not shown.

Range Rover: official German price – From €177,600 (P530 HSE, standard wheelbase); P530 Autobiography €196,900; cheapest Range Rover (SE D300) €143,200.4 Official German list prices incl. 19% VAT, price list dated July 2025 (model year 2026). A newer list may apply.

The listings do not confirm the generation (L460), so this group is labelled “Range Rover 2022+”.

Range Rover: asking prices on mobile.de (Germany), checked 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. Splits by variant are approximate where marked.19
SegmentLowest asking price (first registration, km)Typical (lower end of the market)
Range Rover 2022+ diesel (used)approximate splitThe cheapest car (D350 Fifty) may be the previous generation (L405); 3 of the 01/2022 cars may be too.€70,99001/2022, 73,012 km€86,517avg. of the 10 cheapest
Range Rover 2022+ petrol (used)approximate splitP530. The next listings follow at €98,901–99,990, so about €99,000 is the practical floor. Supercharged P525 cars (L405) were excluded.€98,90005/2023, 94,632 kmToo few matching listings for an average
Range Rover 2022+ plug-in hybrid (used)approximate splitCheapest car: P510e HSE.€98,67605/2023, 99,520 km€108,384avg. of the 10 cheapest
New / day registration (under 500 km)Cheapest listing: P460e SE.€114,888Average not collected for new cars

Snapshot being updated for cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged (to be collected): P460e / P550e 2024 and newer (used).

Bentley Bentayga

Basis: cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. Older, higher-mileage cars are not shown.

Bentley Bentayga: no official German list price published. The new-car row below shows what dealers actually ask.2,8

Press report, not an official price (low confidence): Auto Bild lists the Bentayga Azure V8 at €269,000.20 low confidence

Bentley Bentayga: asking prices on mobile.de (Germany), checked 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. Splits by variant are approximate where marked.19
SegmentLowest asking price (first registration, km)Typical (lower end of the market)
2016–2019 W12 (used)approximate split€61,50006/2017, 82,569 kmAverage being updated
2016–2019 V8 (used)approximate split€79,46308/2018, 100,000 kmAverage being updated
2020 and newer V8 (used)approximate split€133,90003/2021, 85,000 kmAverage being updated
Speed 2020 and newer (used)approximate split€134,99002/2020, 26,775 kmAverage being updated
New / day registration (under 500 km)€254,90012/2025, 60 kmAverage not collected for new cars

Snapshot being updated for cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged (to be collected): Hybrid (used).

  • This is a snapshot of asking prices in mobile.de listings on 27 Oct 2026, not transaction prices. Sellers often negotiate.
  • Basis for every block: cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged. We left out sponsored ads, damaged, accident or repaired cars, cars that are not roadworthy, NETTO-only listings, export offers and leasing takeovers.
  • “Typical” is the average asking price of the N cheapest listings that passed these filters. It describes the lower end of the market, not the median of all listings.
  • “New / day registration” means listings under 500 km: new cars, demonstrators and day registrations (Tageszulassung). The lowest one can be a private seller.
  • Splits by generation or variant use registration year, fuel type and listing title, so they are approximate and some listings may be mis-tagged.
  • Groups marked “being updated” could not be collected on 27 Oct 2026 because mobile.de blocked further requests. We show no older figures for them, because those included cars with far more than 100,000 km.
  • Prices change daily and we give no guarantee. Check the live listings on mobile.de before you decide.

Sources

  1. mobile.de – used and new car listings, Germany (search snapshot, 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged) · mobile.de · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026
  2. Auto Bild – Bentley Bentayga (model overview) · Auto Bild · secondary source · retrieved 27 Oct 2026

Who is each one for?

[EDITOR PLACEHOLDER: this section needs an author with hands-on experience. Left empty on purpose rather than filled with invented opinions.]

Limits of this comparison

  • Figures are manufacturer claims measured under their own test conditions; real-world results differ.
  • Specifications and test procedures differ by market (for example DIN, EU unladen or dry weight). Where documents differ, we show the value from the document named in the source link.
  • We have not driven or tested these cars. This page contains no driving impressions, reliability ratings or owner reviews.
  • A row marked “not published” means we did not find the value in the documents listed; it may exist elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Range Rover?

Land Rover Germany's official price list (July 2025, model year 2026, incl. 19% VAT) starts at €143,200 for the SE D300. The P530 HSE with the standard wheelbase costs €177,600 and the P530 Autobiography €196,900. A newer list may apply. On mobile.de (27 Oct 2026, cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged; labelled “Range Rover 2022+” because the listings do not confirm the generation) used diesels start at €70,990, petrol cars at €98,900, plug-in hybrids at €98,676 and new cars at €114,888.

Sources: Range Rover – Preis- und Ausstattungsliste, July 2025 (model year 2026), Germany (PDF) · mobile.de – used and new car listings, Germany (search snapshot, 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged)

How much is a Bentley Bentayga?

Bentley publishes no German list price on the pages we could read (checked 27 Oct 2026). In the mobile.de snapshot of 27 Oct 2026 (asking prices in Germany, cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged) used 2016–2019 W12 cars start at €61,500, 2016–2019 V8 cars at €79,463, 2020+ V8 cars at €133,900, the Speed at €134,990 and new cars at €254,900. Auto Bild reports €269,000 for the Azure V8 (press report, not official). Other groups are being updated.

Sources: Bentayga Speed – model page · mobile.de – used and new car listings, Germany (search snapshot, 27 Oct 2026; cars up to 100,000 km, undamaged) · Auto Bild – Bentley Bentayga (model overview)

How fast is the Bentley Bentayga?

The Bentayga V8 (550 PS) is quoted at 4.5 s from 0–100 km/h and 290 km/h with carbon-ceramic brakes fitted. The Bentayga Speed (650 PS) is quoted at 3.6 s and 310 km/h with optional carbon-ceramic brakes.

Sources: Bentayga 26MY Customer Book (PDF, © May 2025) · Bentayga Speed – model page

What engines does the Bentley Bentayga offer?

Per Bentley's 26MY customer book: a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 with 550 PS, a Hybrid with a V6 plus electric motor (462 PS), and the Speed with 650 PS.

Sources: Bentayga 26MY Customer Book (PDF, © May 2025) · Bentayga Speed – model page

How much power does a Range Rover have?

In Land Rover's 2026 EU specification the standard-wheelbase V8 P530 makes 530 PS and the P615 makes 615 PS; the plug-in hybrids P460e and P550e make 460 PS and 550 PS.

Sources: Range Rover – Technical Specification 2026 (PDF, EU/WLTP)

How many seats does a Bentley Bentayga have?

Bentley lists four-seat, five-seat and 4+1 configurations in the 26MY customer book.

Sources: Bentayga 26MY Customer Book (PDF, © May 2025)