Range Rover has unveiled a bespoke, one-off restoration of its original Classic model, engineered to visually mirror the specifications of its new SV Ultra flagship.
The project, built by the British brand's heritage team, features a Titan Silver finish and ultrafabrics upholstery, blending the vehicle's 1970s origins with contemporary luxury materials.
The restored Classic and the new SV Ultra are scheduled to make their public debut together at Monterey Car Week in California next month.
The unveiling serves as a high-profile branding exercise for Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), the Tata Motors-owned luxury automaker.
By juxtaposing the brand's foundational model with its current top-tier offering, Range Rover aims to reinforce the continuity of its design language and premium status.
The event at Monterey Car Week is expected to draw significant attention from collectors and automotive press, providing a platform to showcase the brand's engineering capabilities beyond standard production vehicles.