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Land Rover Range Rover Velar

2.0 P400e AWD Autobiography PHEV

€116.922

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2026

50 km

Petrol

Automatic

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Prijs versus markt

6 vergelijkbare auto's · bouwjaar 2024–2028 · mediaan €81.920

€116.922

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✓ €35.002 boven de marktmediaan (+43%).

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Market value

Above market €35.002 above median (+43%)

More expensive than 100% of similar cars

€71.920 Median: €81.920 €108.268

Based on 6 comparable Land Rover Range Rover Velar (2024–2028)

Reliability

4.7 / 10

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Characteristics

Land Rover SUV/Crossover Petrol Automatic Green Dealer 300 pk Build year 2026 50 km 513 L luggage space

Specifications

Build year

2026

Mileage

50 km

Fuel

Petrol

Fuel type as registered with the RDW. In the Netherlands this directly affects the recurring road tax (wegenbelasting): diesel and LPG are taxed considerably higher than petrol, and full-electric is currently the lowest.

Transmission

Automatic

Body type

SUV/Crossover

Color

Green

Power

300 pk

Engine power in Dutch 'pk' (paardenkracht), equivalent to metric horsepower. 1 pk is about 0.735 kW, so the kW figure is roughly pk times 0.74.

Seller

Dealer

Luggage space

513 L

CO2 emissions

0 g/km

Official CO2 emissions in grams per kilometre, as registered with the RDW. In the Netherlands this figure feeds into purchase tax (BPM) and some employer lease rules.