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The 2023 Land Rover Range Rover SV Serenity takes interior luxury and comfort to a whole new level with a vast list of customization options.

Last October, Jaguar-Land Rover finally introduced the 5th generation Range Rover with a long list of changes. Of course, Land Rover is keen on flexing its impeccable craftsmanship skills with the new Range Rover, and we are truly impressed. This year, however, Land Rover trimmed the SV Autobiography and SV Autobiography Dynamic models from the Range Rover’s lineup and has launched a new SV trim to redefine luxury.

According to Land Rover, the new SV trim will allow buyers to configure the Range Rover in 1.6 million levels through an online configurator, which will allow its buyers to showcase their creativity and play with different finishes.

Furthermore, the new SV trim is compatible with standard and long-wheelbase versions, and Land Rover allows extra customization in the new SV model with two new exterior and interior design themes: SV Intrepid and SV Serenity.

According to Land Rover, the SV Intrepid will give the Range Rover SV a stealthier and more charismatic character, while the costlier SV Serenity will emphasize luxury, opulence, and comfort. Here are the characteristics that make the interior of the SV Serenity an unreal world.

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The most significant characteristics of a luxury vehicle’s interior are its design and quality of materials. Luxury vehicle companies handpick the best quality materials and use them in the design process. Similar to the norm, Special Vehicle Operations has wisely chosen quality materials and curated them in a sleek, modern, and tidy layout to make the cabin feel vastly opulent.

The cockpit design is minimalistic, but the controls are easy to find and use. Furthermore, most of the cabin parts, like the dashboard, armrest, doors, and console areas, are adorned with near-aniline leather, while the seats are covered with Perlino Semi-Aniline leather. The combination of the clean design and quality materials delivers a warm and inviting vibe, making the interior feel posh from every angle.

Range Rovers have evolved over the years and now compete with the best luxury SUVs on the market. To appease buyers with top-level luxury, SVO designers have curated the interior with specially crafted trims and accents. The SV Serenity design theme offers three distinct finish choices: veneer (available in three colors), satin white ceramic finish, veneer with mosaic marquetry finish, and black anodized metal finish.

The veneers are minutely designed with hand-laid laser-cut wooden pieces to achieve an appealing mosaic finish. Furthermore, in the long-wheelbase four-seat SV Signature Suite, the marquetry ranges from the cockpit to the rear console. These various interior trim options can be specifically optioned to blend different flavors and elevate the luxury quotient.

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The new Range Rover is the first offering from Land Rover to feature ceramic decorations. SVO designers have used specially designed ceramic parts in the cabin to level up the luxury and design. Interior parts like the gear selector, start-stop button, armrest adjuster, volume knobs, all-terrain control button, and climate control rotary button are decorated with white ceramic material.

According to SVO, these ceramic parts are injection molded and sintered at 1,500 degrees Celsius. Then a grinder precisely creates the required shape before it does the polishing and sand-blasting. The ceramic components give the cabin a premium look and offer exceptional tactility.

Seating materials and colors are some of the most important elements of a vehicle’s interior. Their looks, feel, and comfort is what make them special. The 2023 Range Rover SV Serenity features SV Ebony or Perlino Semi-Aniline leather seats as standard, but you can also decorate the seats with the SV Serenity leather seats.

The designer’s choice of SV Serenity seats includes Caraway Near Aniline leather-trimmed front seats and Perlino Semi-Aniline rear seats. The warm colors deliver an upscale feel and a sense of comfort. Furthermore, for the very first time, SVO has designed the interior with sustainable leather to promote Ultrafabrics.

These manmade leathers are made of polyurethane materials and are 30% lighter than other leatherette materials on the market. Besides these, the new seats feel very comfortable and have an aesthetic appeal. The headrests and seatbacks are wrapped with Kvadrat worsted wool. These distinct combinations are rare, and while they seem insignificant, they provide excellent comfort and look awesome.

Apart from the lofty interior design, new seating materials, and curated materials, the Range Rover SV Serenity’s interior boasts a stout set of comfort features. The front comes equipped with a pair of 24-way power-adjustable front seats and executive rear seats. It also gets a quad-zone climate control system, a front console refrigerator, and LED ambient lighting.

The front seats come with premium features like heating and cooling, and a hot stone massage function. The driver gets a soft-grain leather steering wheel, which also offers heating for extended comfort in colder climates, and a 13.7-inch fully digital instrument cluster.

The cabin also comes equipped with a pair of 13.1-inch multimedia touchscreens, one at the front and another at the back. The infotainment system also offers a Meridian Signature audio setup, Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, HD Radio, SiriusXM, a voice-activated navigation system, a head-up display, and a wireless charger.

That said, the 2023 Land Rover Range Rover SV Serenity takes luxury and comfort to a whole new level with these features and most importantly the vast customization options. With all these, we believe that the Range Rover SV Serenity will fare well in the market and be the new apple of the eye for the ones who want the best fusion of luxury, comfort, and technology.

Sourav hails from Siliguri, a city very close to the Himalayas in the northern part of West Bengal, India. Anything that has to do with wheels fascinates him. He has a soft spot for Lexus and BMW. He rides a Royal Enfield Thunderbird and is often seen with his group of friends in nearby hill stations. He also loves doing photography and making music. After working with CARHP and CAR INDIGO for more than 15 months, he joined HotCars to continue in automotive writing. He's currently crushing upon the Triumph Tiger 1200.