Land Rover Range Rover P440e SE

Fifth-generation Range Rovers arrived with a clean-sheet body and an interior that moved the benchmark for luxury SUV cabins significantly. This 2023 P440e SE uses Land Rover's 3.0-litre turbocharged inline-six PHEV setup — 434 bhp and 620 lb-ft of torque — which pushes this 2.5-tonne vehicle to 60 mph in 5.7 seconds while keeping CO2 down to 19g/km on official figures.

At 24,715 miles from a single owner, this is a well-preserved early example of the generation. The exterior specification is more considered than a standard white SE: the Shadow Exterior Pack, black contrast roof, and 22-inch Style 1073 alloys in gloss black work cohesively against the white finish. Inside, the head-up display and sliding panoramic roof feature alongside adaptive cruise with steering assist and Land Rover's 3D surround camera system.

The P440e's real-world appeal lies in its breadth — EV range for the commute, 2,500kg towing capacity for the weekend, and the full air suspension and terrain management system of the flagship Range Rover underneath. The SE sits at the entry point of the range, but the optional equipment here closes most of the gap to higher trims in day-to-day use.