2023 Range Rover Towing Capacity
How much weight can a Range Rover tow? The 2023 Range Rover towing capacity tops out at 8,200 pounds when you equip the most powerful engine, but every model has the gumption to take a trailer through North Canton, Massillon, or wherever you are. Since the Range Rover towing also comes backed up with advanced capability features, this new Land Rover can take you off-road as well! No matter what you’ve got cooking up in that brain of yours, you’ll find that the 2023 Range Rover has the power to handle it in most cases.
2023 Range Rover Towing Capacity by Powertrain
There’s three powertrains that Green drivers can pick for their Range Rover towing jobs: a 3.0-liter MHEV setup, a plug-in hybrid configuration, and a potent 4.4-liter V8 that comes standard on most upper-level models. Compare the Range Rover towing capacity across the entire lineup here:
P400 AWD Automatic MHEV
- Towing Capacity of 7,716 pounds
- 394 hp and 405 lb-ft of torque
- Available on Range Rover SE
P440e AWD Automatic PHEV
- Towing Capacity of 5,511 pounds
- 434 hp and 405 lb-ft of torque
- EV Range of 48 miles
- Available on Range Rover SE (Standard Wheelbase Only)
P530 AWD Automatic
- Towing Capacity of 8,200 pounds
- 523 hp and 553 lb-ft of torque
- Available on Range Rover SE, Autobiography, First Edition, SV
Which configuration is your perfect fit? Can a Range Rover tow a boat? Every 2023 Range Rover has all-wheel drive and plenty of power and even the PHEV model can haul a fishing boat, A-frame trailer, or flatbed with jet skis or ATVs. The strongest engine is suitable for larger camping trailers as well.
Range Rover Towing Features
The Range Rover does so much more than just Range Rover towing, however. With this innovative feature set backing you up, there’s no limit to what you can do:
- Trailer Stability Assist (TSA)
- Electrical towing preparation
- Front and rear recovery eyes
- Hill Descent Control (HDC)
- Hill Launch Assist
- Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)
- Electronic Traction Control (ETC)
- Low traction launch
- Twin-speed transfer box (high/low range)
- Terrain Response 2
- All Terrain Progress Control (ATPC)
Find Your Range Rover at Land Rover Akron
The Range Rover towing capacity looks good on paper, but we want you to experience the engine power of this vehicle for yourself. Come on over to Land Rover Akron and take a look at what we’ve got. You can even apply for financing to save yourself some time.
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