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Welcome to Range Rover world
The one stop shop for bespoke Range Rover off road parts, fabrication and accessories. Research and development is at the heart of what we do. A small yet passionate group of enthusiasts who research, develop, and test new innovative solutions for an ever evolving thirst to push the Range Rover Architecture.
Heritage in a truly unique marquee
At Range Rover World we are passionate about enhancing the Range Rovers already well refined architecture, allowing us to push the boundaries of possibility that much further. whether you take your Range Rover off road on weekends only, or you are a seasoned competition veteran, if you want to enhance or modify your Range Rover, we can most certainly help.
In days of old the Range Rover was designed from existing solutions in the Land Rover group, often meaning a Range Rover (at one time in its life at least) was a hybrid love child of the Land Rover group making. Now things are very different of course, often with the now flagship Range Rover leading by design with ground breaking, innovative technologies and solutions being developed exclusively for the flagship model first. We like to take the 'Land Rover play it safe model' (or over engineering approach) and explore these boundaries further.
Pushing Boundaries
We all like to play the 'What if game'
What if a Range Rover just had another 4 inches of lift...
What if a Range Rover had a dedicated onboard air system to run tools, air jacks, inflate tyres,
What if a Range Rover had a winch...
What if a Range Rover had 10mm under body armour and so on and so forth
All of these questions quickly turned into a passion and obsession to explore the boundaries outside of Land Rovers 'Play it safe' comfort zone approach to its evolutionary life cycle. Leaning upon the strengths of the current generations architecture, Range Rover World design, build, develop, and test architectural modifications for a global market, bridging the gap between the 'as is' architecture, and the 'What could have been questions in the Range Rover community'