New Range Rover Cost Over $150,000 – So China Made A Baby One You Can Afford For $4,000

New Range Rover ultra-luxury SUV cost over $150,000 – So China made a baby one that you can buy on Alibaba.com for just $4,000.

Supercar Blondie team recently bought the fake Range Rover and compared it with the original British-made flagship SUV. 

Following the side-by-side comparison, the Supercar Blondie team drag-race the fake car with the original Range Rover SUV.

Supercar Blondie team recently got a fake Range Rover worth $4,000 from China and compared it with original high-end Range Rover flagship SUV priced between $110,000 and $210,000 depending on the trim.

While the fake SUV was noticeably smaller, it still sports the distinct exterior features of the new Range Rover, including the new grille and the slim vertical lamp units at the rear, which appears as black panels when not illuminated.

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“As Sergi and Nate from our team opened the giant package, the smaller size and cartoonish look of the fake Range Rover stood out immediately, compared to the real deal”, said Supercar Blondie.

The fake car cost just $4k, but the team notes that it cost them about $10,000 by the time it got into the country in the United Arab Emirates. Following the unboxing, they compared both cars side-by-side, tested the fake car and even drag-race it with the original Range Rover.

The unboxing of the Chinese-made Range Rover from Alibaba.com, which has generated over 3.2 million views at the time of writing, was Supercarblondie’s most-watched YouTube video of 2024.

While the cabin of the baby Range Rover isn’t really impressive, the original is loaded with 13.1-inch curved floating touchscreen infotainment screen and a 13.7-inch digital instrument cluster, while rear passengers gets a pair of 11.4-inch screens for smart TV via in-car Wi-Fi.

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