Range rover tdv8 autobiography vs biography

October 14, by carwow staff. The Range Rover has been one of the ultimate expressions of luxury motoring ever since the first model was released back in Now in its fourth generation, it competes with the finest executive saloons, offering a comfy ride, and smooth, refined power from a selection of V6 and V8 petrol and diesel engines. Both the Range Rover and Range Rover Sport are available in several different trim levels, one of which is Autobiography.

So what does it offer, and where does it fit into each respective range? Put either the Range Rover or the Range Rover Sport in our car configurator to see how much carwow could help you save.

Range rover vogue vs autobiography

The Vogue is overflowing with advanced in-car tech, fine materials and a huge selection of exterior colours and alloy wheel designs. The Autobiography, however, adds numerous standard features which are optional further down the range. Semi-aniline leather upholstery — while many car interiors feature leather coated with a pigment to colour its surface, aniline leather uses soluble dyes that soak into the hide.

This lends the surface a softer, more natural finish, and reveals the natural grain of the leather more prominently.

Range rover trim levels explained

Winged headrests — These soft, pillow-like headrests are electrically adjustable, and can wrap around the back of your head for the ultimate in squishy splendour. Four zone climate control — allows each passenger to individually adjust the temperature settings. In lesser models a three-zone system is fitted, forcing the rear seat passengers to agree on one temperature.

Remote pack heat with timed climate — the car can be pre-heated or chilled, based on a timer system. It can be set to perform the process weekly, or as a single event up to 16 days in advance.