2027 Land Rover Range Rover Electric: Solon Pricing & Leasing Guide
Quick Answer: What a 2027 Range Rover Electric Costs in Solon
The Range Rover Electric starts at $138,000 MSRP for the standard-wheelbase SE, or $140,450 with the $2,450 destination charge. The electric-only First Edition starts at $176,700 in the standard wheelbase and $181,400 in the long wheelbase, before destination. The Autobiography starts at $174,800 ($179,500 long wheelbase), and the SV at $219,500, also before destination. Add Ohio's sales tax (roughly 8 percent in Cuyahoga County), title and registration, and any options, and the written quote from Land Rover Solon is the number that counts.
MSRP, trim by trim
Pricing for an all-new model tends to arrive in pieces, and the Range Rover Electric is no exception. Here's what has been published so far. Land Rover quotes the SE from $138,000 MSRP in the standard wheelbase. The First Edition shows its own electric prices on Land Rover's models page: $176,700 standard wheelbase and $181,400 long wheelbase. The Autobiography starts at $174,800 in the standard wheelbase and $179,500 in the long wheelbase, and the SV, SV Black, and SV Ultra start at $219,500, $238,900, and $252,800, all before the $2,450 destination charge.
Range Rover Electric SE
from $138,000 MSRP
Standard wheelbase, with the full 542-horsepower, up-to-333-mile powertrain. $140,450 with destination.
Range Rover Electric Autobiography
from $174,800 MSRP
Adds Meridian audio, rear-seat entertainment, Pixel LED headlights, and more.
Range Rover Electric First Edition
from $176,700 MSRP
Electric-only launch trim. $181,400 in the long wheelbase, both before destination.
Range Rover Electric SV, SV Black, SV Ultra
from $219,500 MSRP
Bespoke materials and finishes on the same electric powertrain.
What the starting price buys
For comparison, the gas Range Rover starts at $113,300 MSRP on Land Rover's own site, so the electric SE sits about $24,700 higher at the entry point. In exchange you get the quietest Range Rover Land Rover has made, 542 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque (more than any previous Range Rover, according to the company), 0-60 mph in as little as 4.3 seconds, and a tank that fills at home. Land Rover's own materials note that its recommended energy rates can make electric ownership more cost-efficient, so how much you use the vehicle and where you charge it will decide how the running costs compare with premium gasoline.
What gets added to MSRP
Four things typically stack on top of the sticker. The $2,450 destination charge comes first, which turns $138,000 into $140,450. Then Ohio sales tax, which runs roughly 8 percent in Cuyahoga County; on a $140,450 SE that works out to about $11,200 before any trade-in credit, and the exact math depends on how your trade is treated, so the finance office is the place to confirm it. Title and registration fees follow, and Ohio adds an annual registration fee for battery-electric vehicles, so ask for the current amount. Finally, there's the home-charging setup. The vehicle comes with a home charging cable, but a dedicated wall charger means an electrician visit, and Land Rover points owners to an installation assessment so you know the cost for your garage before delivery. One thing not to count on: the federal consumer tax credit for new electric vehicles ended for purchases after September 30, 2025.
Lease or buy?
Shoppers searching for an electric Range Rover lease are asking a fair question, because plenty of drivers who want the newest technology prefer to lease it. Whether a lease program is running on the Range Rover Electric in a given month is something only the finance team can answer, because offers change monthly and depend on the trim, the term, and your credit. We don't publish payment numbers on this page. In Ohio, a lease is generally taxed on the monthly payments rather than on the full price up front. A lease makes the most sense if you drive a predictable number of miles and like moving into the next model every few years, while buying fits people who want to hold a vehicle through the battery warranty and beyond. Land Rover Solon's current new vehicle specials page lists any offers that are live, and current owners may want to ask about the Owner Loyalty Program.
What a buyer said about the paperwork
Qamar K. wrote about a purchase at Land Rover Solon: "Wonderful experience getting CPO 2021 Range Rover. Very professional and courteous staff including sales person. Very quick paperwork done in the dealership for financing the vehicle over the weekend. Above all vehicle was well prepared for delivery with new brakes and tires. Extremely happy with the dealership!!!" Andrew Reid is listed as the finance manager on the team page, and you can read more about how Range Rover pricing breaks down in the dealership's own cost overview.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Range Rover Electric cost?
The SE starts at $138,000 MSRP before the $2,450 destination charge, which makes $140,450. The First Edition starts at $176,700 (standard wheelbase) or $181,400 (long wheelbase) before destination. Other trims are priced by configuration, and Land Rover Solon can give you a written quote.
Can I lease an electric Range Rover?
Possibly, depending on what Land Rover and the dealership are offering at the moment. Lease programs on new models vary month to month, so the finance team can tell you whether one is available for the Range Rover Electric and what it would involve.
Is there a federal tax credit for the Range Rover Electric?
No. The federal consumer tax credit for new electric vehicles ended for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025, so it isn't part of the math on a 2027 purchase. Ohio taxes and fees apply as they would on any new vehicle, plus the state's annual electric-vehicle registration fee.
Does Ohio charge sales tax on the full price or after a trade-in?
Ohio generally applies sales tax to the purchase price after your trade-in allowance, but the details depend on how the deal is structured. Ask Land Rover Solon's finance team to walk through your exact numbers.
Get a real number in Solon
A starting price only gets you to the front door. The sales team at Land Rover Solon, at 6137 Kruse Drive, can put the trim, wheelbase, color, destination, and Ohio taxes into one written number, and the finance center can show how that looks as a purchase or a lease.
Pricing shown is manufacturer's suggested retail price only, before the $2,450 destination charge, taxes, title, registration fees, and any installed options; the final selling price is set by the dealer. Long-wheelbase Autobiography pricing is a published press report and should be confirmed with the dealership. No monthly payment, APR, or lease figure is published or implied on this page; offers vary and are subject to approval. Sales tax shown is an approximate Cuyahoga County combined rate and is not tax advice; confirm exact figures with the dealership's finance office. Federal and state incentive programs change; consult a tax professional. Every customer quote above is reproduced from a public Google review of Land Rover Solon.
