That’s good news Angus. Will be worth the wait.

Congrats Freddy bear ; agree it’s absolutely calm inside. Dangerously responsive ( dangerous in terms of speed cams) .
I quite liked the RR sat nav , but actually use all three, Waze, Google, and RangeRover own.
The HUD is really useful.A first for me.
I also have 23 inch wheels and wondered if that was making our very very bad Essex on clay roads worse. Maybe not, I was in my wife’s bmw 4 series last weekendand that’s like being in a washing machine over these roads BELOW the newly restricted 40 mph

is there still a hole for the spare wheel hidden under the seats , or gone altogether?

Bill Filters are in fact so good that in certain circumstances, when the ambient air is already polluted, a diesel car will tend to extract more particles from the air than it emits. Emissions Analytics worked with........etc etc

He who dies with the most toys wins...

I have the same infotainment system in my Defender and do quite like the Land Rover sat nav and tend to use it over the CarPlay alternatives because I prefer the aesthetics and like seeing the route in the HUD and next to the speedometer.

I'm not clear what system the LR sat nav uses though - does anyone know if it's using Google or Waze traffic data for example? 2024 Range Rover P550e AB

Thanks Angus, thanks Bill.

Bill you asked whether there is space for a spare wheel on the 7 seater. No, there isn’t because the third row of seats are too far back to accommodate one. As you can see in the picture there is a kit to fix a puncture and some space to keep oddments.

That said I really love the 7 seater because the middle row of seats has more space than the rear seats in the SWB car and more boot space, too. We used the 7 seats last night and I sat in the rear to see what it is like. Very comfortable, heated seats, and very easy to chat with those in the front and middle rows because it is so quiet.

EdJ on your question about where the satnav data comes from I believe it is from here.com. I don’t find the mapping as accurate as Google but I do like that you can navigate using What 3 Words.