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RM575,000–RM845,000
Overview
The Land Rover Range Rover Velar is a five-seat compact executive SUV in L560 facelift form, launched in 2023. It suits buyers after a petrol-powered, all-wheel-drive Range Rover rather than an electric alternative. The sole P250 Dynamic SE uses a 247 hp 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine and costs from RM638,800.
The Velar carries into 2026 unchanged in the current Malaysian line-up: the P250 Dynamic SE, with a 247 hp 1,997 cc petrol engine, AWD and an automatic gearbox. There is no 2026 model-year equipment or powertrain update specified. Attention is instead on a successor due to debut by early 2027, with an internal-combustion-engine version set to follow.
RM638,800 · est. from RM6,520/mo
Key specs
Key specs
Shopping the previous generation? Range Rover Velar L560 (2018–2023) →
across the range — availability varies by variant
The current Malaysian Velar is straightforward but expensive: one 247 hp petrol-AWD specification, five seats and no listed alternative powertrain or trim. Its price is above every stated compact executive SUV rival, including the RM575,000 Porsche Macan Electric. It therefore makes sense chiefly for buyers set on this particular Range Rover, rather than those shopping the class on price.
23 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #200 best-selling model this year.
Full Range Rover Velar sales data, month by month →same class, similar money
The Range Rover Velar costs RM638,800 in Malaysia in P250 Dynamic SE form.
The P250 Dynamic SE gets a 1,997 cc 247 hp petrol engine, all-wheel drive, an automatic gearbox and five seats.
No. The current Malaysian P250 Dynamic SE uses a 1,997 cc 247 hp petrol engine. Its successor is due to debut by early 2027, with an internal-combustion-engine version to follow.
One variant is listed: the P250 Dynamic SE. There is no alternative Velar trim or powertrain in the current Malaysian range.