The 2026 Range Rover Reveals Its Interior, Unveiling a Technological Surprise No One Expected
Mystery solved regarding the interior of the 2026 Range Rover Facelift. One of the most exclusive luxury SUVs is undergoing a more than discreet revision. So much so that these spy photos have revealed the major novelty that was covered just a few weeks ago in its cabin.
Land Rover is required to implement improvements in its models, although the British brand is not very inclined to spend significant sums on these mid-cycle updates. In fact, in the vast majority, you have to look more than two or three times to notice the changes made.
Now, Land Rover cannot spend much money, considering the serious crisis it is facing, but this cost-saving policy for facelifts is not new. We saw it with the recent facelift of the Defender, and we will also see it in a few months with the refresh that the most luxurious model in the British brand's SUV range is undergoing.
Spy Photos Range Rover Facelift 2026
A Range Rover that we saw in great detail in some interesting spy photos, where the most interesting features were found inside. In those snapshots, you could see how the transmission tunnel was covered, with greater awareness on the gear lever. Well, these new spy photos show what was underneath this camouflage fabric, solving the mystery and unveiling the major novelty in this luxury SUV.
And no, it is not the gear lever nor the only button next to it, the start button. The focus was on this area, but in truth, the change is the adoption of a touchscreen for the climate control module. A system that, until now, was integrated into the touchscreen of the infotainment system, and which the brand has decided to separate.
More Technology on Board the 2026 Range Rover Facelift
By making this important and smart decision, the Range Rover also loses one of the storage spaces it had in its place, although it retains the two located just in front of and behind the small gear lever. A greater technological load, and a third digital screen of about 12 inches, as is becoming normal among luxury SUVs that are about to arrive.
The rest of the novelties will come in the form of colors for the body and interior, materials and comfort equipment, connectivity and safety, improving the weakest points of this off-roader, for which no mechanical improvements are expected. The Range Rover Facelift will be one of the major novelties in 2026.
