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Access Motors, the sole authorised agent of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles in Sri Lanka, welcomed its first official shipment of Land Rover vehicles since the Sri Lankan government lifted vehicle import restrictions, effective February 1, 2025.
The arrival reinforces the re-establishment of premium automotive imports to the island, reinforcing Land Rover’s commitment to Sri Lankan enthusiasts.
The shipment included a range of Land Rover vehicles, comprising the Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Defender 110, all of which were pre-booked by the discerning customers eagerly awaiting the return of these iconic luxury SUVs. Despite premium pricing, the luxury SUV segment in Sri Lanka remains optimistic, with buyers drawn to the prestige, capability and cutting-edge technology that sets the Land Rover brand apart, sparking excitement among automotive enthusiasts.
The latest iteration of the Land Rover Defender takes rugged sophistication to new heights with a suite of enhancements, including the introduction of the Defender 110 Sedona Edition and simplified specification levels for easier customisation.
Key highlights include:
The Range Rover Sport continues to dominate as the most dynamic vehicle in the line-up, combining assertive power with all-terrain prowess. The latest model features:
The flagship Range Rover remains the epitome of sophistication, now available with Extended Range Plug-in Hybrid options offering up to 100km of pure-electric driving. Its reductive design, serene cabin and advanced technology solidify its status as the world’s most desirable luxury SUV.
Access Motors Deputy Managing Director Ayesh Fernando stated, “We are thrilled to reintroduce Land Rover’s exceptional line-up to Sri Lanka. We have welcomed over 20 vehicles, onto the island in the past month, with over 100 more coming. We see the optimism, among buyers who value the prestige of the Land Rover brand. With advanced technology, luxury and capability, these vehicles will redefine the standards of premium mobility in the country.”