Land Rover Range Stormer (2004)
Concept car · 2004 · Combustion
Land Rover's first-ever concept, and the seed of the Range Rover Sport
The Range Stormer was Land Rover's first-ever concept vehicle, unveiled at the 2004 Detroit Auto Show. A high-performance sport-tourer SUV with dramatic scissor doors, it showcased a bolder design direction and new technologies, and directly previewed the production Range Rover Sport. It also debuted Terrain Response, which optimises suspension, powertrain, throttle and traction settings for different surfaces.
Key facts
- Engine: 4.2-litre supercharged V8 (Jaguar-derived)
- Power: Around 390-400 hp (reported)
- Transmission: ZF six-speed automatic
- Drivetrain: All-wheel drive
- Doors: Scissor-style
- Debut tech: Terrain Response
Production
- Status: Reached production
- A 2004 concept that directly previewed the production Range Rover Sport launched in 2005.
- Revealed at 2004 Detroit Auto Show (NAIAS)
Source: Land Rover Media Newsroom