| Starting MSRP | Invoice | |
| Range Rover Sport 4dr All-wheel Drive HSE | $60,495 | $55,127 |
| Range Rover Sport 4dr All-wheel Drive Supercharged | $74,195 | $67,594 |
| Destination Charge: $850 | ||
Much of the Range Rover's style and off-road-ready hardware are used on the less expensive Range Rover Sport. The luxurious Range Rover is unrelated to the Range Rover Sport.
New engines, revised styling and updates to the Terrain Response system are added for 2010. The engines are 5.0-liter V-8s shared with the Range Rover and are available in naturally aspirated (375 hp) and supercharged (510 hp) versions.
The Range Rover Sport features a new two-bar grille and larger air intake flanked by new LED headlights. The front and rear bumpers have a more sculpted design, and the front fenders have new LED indicators and air vents.
- Standard 19-inch alloy wheels with low-profile tires
- 20-inch wheels optional on HSE, standard on Supercharged
- Optional adaptive headlights swivel to better illuminate turns
A new 5-inch thin film transistor screen within the instrument cluster houses an information display. The Range Rover Sport's 5-person interior is trimmed with simulated metal pieces; real wood trim is also available. Heated leather seats are optional, and electrically adjustable side bolsters for the front seats are a new option.
- Standard DVD-based navigation
- Optional Sirius Satellite Radio
- Optional rear-seat six-DVD changer
- Standard USB ports
Two new 5.0-liter V-8 engines are offered.
- HSE models use a 375-horsepower V-8 that makes 375 pounds-feet of torque
- Supercharged versions have a 510-hp, supercharged V-8 that develops 461 pounds-feet of torque
- Both engines drive a 6-speed automatic transmission
Safety features include:
- Standard antilock brakes
- Standard side-impact airbags for the front seats
- Standard side curtain airbags
- Standard electronic stability system with rollover mitigation technology
- Standard front and rear parking sensors
- Standard rear-seat child-safety seat anchors
- Optional adaptive cruise control maintains a preset distance between the Range Rover Sport and a car in front of it
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