Range Rover SV Sawai at ₹4.90 crore, limited to 18 units

By Tushita · 01 Nov, 2026

Land Rover’s India-specific Range Rover SV Sawai Collection starts at ₹4.90 crore ex-showroom and is limited to 18 vehicles, with three Rajasthan-inspired editions and a V8.

Range Rover SV Sawai at ₹4.90 crore, limited to 18 units

Land Rover has launched the Range Rover SV Sawai Collection in India at ₹4.90 crore (ex-showroom, New Delhi), with only 18 vehicles planned worldwide. For Indian luxury-SUV buyers, the launch is less about a new mainstream option and more about a limited, India-specific bespoke model whose final purchase cost will rise after registration, insurance and other on-road charges.

Key takeaways

The collection has three editions: Sawai Jaipur, Sawai Jodhpur and Sawai Jaisalmer.
Six vehicles are allocated to each edition, making 18 examples worldwide.
All three use a 4.4-litre petrol V8 with 395 kW of power, 750 Nm of torque and an eight-speed automatic gearbox.
The long-wheelbase SUV has a four-seat cabin with reclining, heated, cooled and massage-equipped rear seats.
The ₹4.90 crore figure is an ex-showroom price; registration, insurance, TCS and other on-road costs need a separate written breakup.

What Land Rover launched in India

The Range Rover SV Sawai Collection was launched on 31 October 2026, according to launch coverage from Autocar India and HT Auto. The collection is the third India-focused Range Rover Bespoke offering after the SV Ranthambore and SV Masāra editions. Its defining change is the use of three Rajasthan-inspired themes rather than a new mechanical platform.

The reported price is ₹4.90 crore ex-showroom, New Delhi. CarWale’s launch report says that price applies to each of the three editions, while other reports describe it as the collection’s launch price. Because the figure is ex-showroom, it should not be read as the final amount payable at delivery.

Three editions, three Rajasthan themes

The Sawai Jaipur Edition uses a rose-tinted exterior and an Ecru and Deep Garnet cabin inspired by Jaipur’s pink architecture. Its seat embroidery draws on the jharokha patterns associated with Hawa Mahal.

The Sawai Jodhpur Edition has a soft blue exterior and a Perlino and Riviera-themed cabin. Its Liberty Blue carpets and bespoke interior detailing are intended to reflect Jodhpur’s Blue City identity and the architectural patterns of its palaces and forts.

The Sawai Jaisalmer Edition gets a satin-golden exterior with a Caraway and Perlino interior. The design references Jaisalmer’s sandstone buildings and desert landscape, with seat embroidery and trim intended to echo local architectural and craft details.

Each edition is limited to six vehicles, so the collection is not a regular variant that buyers can expect to find in an open-ended production run. Availability, allocation and delivery timing will therefore matter as much as the headline price.

Powertrain and passenger-focused cabin

All 18 SUVs are based on the long-wheelbase Range Rover SV and use a 4.4-litre petrol V8. ET Auto reported the output as 395 kW and 750 Nm, while Autocar India and HT Auto also reported the same torque figure and an eight-speed automatic transmission. The manufacturer’s current Range Rover SV specification page lists the V8 at 395 kW and 750 Nm.

There is inconsistent bhp conversion in some launch coverage. CarWale lists 606 bhp, while other reports describe the output as 537 hp; those figures should not be mixed with the manufacturer’s kW figure without explaining the conversion standard. This article uses 395 kW and 750 Nm because those are the figures also shown on the manufacturer’s current SV page.

The four-seat layout puts the emphasis on rear passenger comfort. The second row gets reclining seats with heating, cooling and massage functions, along with rear entertainment screens and fold-out tables. That makes the Sawai Collection more of a chauffeur-oriented luxury SUV than a practical seven-seat family model.

What the ₹4.90 crore price means

Range Rover’s product-page price note says ex-showroom prices exclude vehicle registration tax, TCS and insurance premiums, and that optional equipment can cost extra. The exact on-road total for an Indian buyer will therefore vary by registration location, insurance choice, taxes and any selected accessories.

A sensible price check is to request a written breakup for the exact Sawai edition, including the ex-showroom figure, registration, insurance, TCS, accessories and service package. It is also worth confirming whether the quoted price is still valid and whether the requested city-themed edition has been allocated. These checks matter because a limited collection can have different availability from the standard Range Rover SV line-up.

Fuel-cost check before a long-distance plan

The launch reports reviewed for this article do not publish an official fuel-economy figure for the exact Sawai Collection. Engine size alone is not a mileage estimate, especially for a high-output V8 SUV. Once an owner has a verified efficiency figure, the FuelPrice fuel-cost calculator can turn expected kilometres into a trip or monthly fuel estimate.

Petrol rates vary across Indian cities, so the calculation should use the relevant rate from the live fuel-price page and a realistic driving pattern. City traffic, highway speed, passenger load, wheel choice and driving style can all move the actual result away from a laboratory figure.

What to watch next

The immediate question is how the 18 vehicles will be allocated across the three editions and when deliveries will begin. Buyers should also watch for a formal variant-wise price sheet, verified on-road quotes and an official fuel-economy or ownership-cost disclosure. For the wider Indian market, the launch shows how luxury brands are using small, India-specific Bespoke collections to attach local design stories to high-value SUVs, even when the underlying powertrain remains shared with the wider SV family.

Reader takeaway: the Range Rover SV Sawai Collection is a confirmed India launch at a reported ₹4.90 crore ex-showroom, but the usable buying number is the fully itemised on-road quote for the specific Jaipur, Jodhpur or Jaisalmer edition.