Range Rover SWB
83.5
Cu. ft. max cargo; 5 seats; 40.4 in. second-row legroom.
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Range Rover Interior Dimensions and Cargo Space
Headroom, legroom, shoulder room, seating and cargo volume for the Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and Range Rover Velar, including standard wheelbase, long wheelbase and the seven-seat third-row configuration.
- Up to 7 seats in the Range Rover LWB
- Up to 48.0 in. of second-row legroom
- Up to 92.9 cu. ft. of cargo space
- Range Rover Sport and Velar compared
How Much Interior and Cargo Space Does a Range Rover Have?
Direct answer: The full-size Range Rover seats five as standard and up to seven in the long-wheelbase (LWB) seven-seat configuration. It offers up to 48.0 inches of second-row legroom and up to 92.9 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats folded.
If you need the most passenger room or a third row, the full-size Range Rover is the only model in this group that offers it. The Range Rover Sport and Range Rover Velar both seat five and trade some rear-seat legroom and cargo volume for a smaller footprint.
Range Rover LWB
92.9
Cu. ft. max cargo (7-seat); up to 7 seats; up to 48.0 in. second-row legroom.
Range Rover Sport
65.9
Cu. ft. max cargo; 5 seats; 37.8 in. second-row legroom.
Range Rover Velar
62.7
Cu. ft. max cargo; 5 seats; 37.2 in. second-row legroom.
The simplest way to choose: if you need a third row or the most rear legroom, choose the Range Rover LWB. If you want full-size space in a shorter body, choose the Range Rover SWB. If five seats and a smaller footprint are enough, compare the Range Rover Sport and Velar.
Range Rover Interior Dimensions by Model
All measurements are in inches. Range Rover headroom is measured with the panoramic roof. Range Rover Sport headroom is listed for both the standard and panoramic roof because the roof you choose changes it.
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| Measurement | Range Rover SWB5 seats | Range Rover LWB5 seats | Range Rover LWB7 seats | Range Rover Sport5 seats | Range Rover Velar5 seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seating | |||||
| Seating capacity | 5 | 54 with available Executive Class rear seats | 7 | 5 | 5 |
| Headroom | |||||
| Front headroom | 39.3 | 39.3 | 39.3 | 39.338.8 with panoramic roof | 38.2 |
| Second-row headroom | 39.2 | 38.5 | 39.6 | 38.739.0 with panoramic roof | 38.0 |
| Third-row headroom | No third row | No third row | 35.8 | No third row | No third row |
| Legroom | |||||
| Front legroom | 39.9 | 39.9 | 39.9 | 40.3 | 40.3 |
| Second-row legroom | 40.4 | 48.0 | 40.4 | 37.8 | 37.2 |
| Third-row legroom | No third row | No third row | 35.8 | No third row | No third row |
| Shoulder Room | |||||
| Front shoulder room | 60.9 | 60.9 | 60.9 | Not published | Not published |
| Second-row shoulder room | 59.1 | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
Specification note: 2026 model-year specifications. Third-row figures apply only to the Range Rover LWB seven-seat configuration. “Not published” means no figure is published for that measurement. Highlighted cells mark the highest figure in each row.
Range Rover Cargo Space, Seats Up and Down
Cargo volume is in cubic feet. “Seats up” is the space behind the second row. “Seats down” is the space behind the front seats with the rear seats folded.
The seven-seat Range Rover adds a third measurement: the space left behind the third row when all seven seats are in use.
| Cargo Area | Range Rover SWB | Range Rover LWB5 seats | Range Rover LWB7 seats | Range Rover Sport | Range Rover Velar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Behind third rowAll seats in use | No third row | No third row | 8.7 | No third row | No third row |
| Behind second rowSeats up | 40.7 | 40.9 | 43.1Third row folded | 31.9 | 30.9 |
| Behind first rowRear seats folded | 83.5 | 92.8 | 92.9 | 65.9 | 62.7 |
Why “wet” measurement matters: Land Rover measures cargo volume by simulating the cargo area filled with liquid, which captures corners and irregular spaces. Some brands and websites use a dry block-measurement method that produces smaller numbers, so compare wet figures with wet figures. Range Rover LWB, Range Rover Sport and Range Rover Velar figures match Land Rover USA’s published cargo specifications.
Range Rover SWB, LWB or Seven Seats?
Wheelbase is the distance between the front and rear axles. The Range Rover comes in a standard wheelbase (SWB, 118.0 inches) and a long wheelbase (LWB, 126.0 inches). The extra length goes into the cabin, either as more second-row legroom or as room for a third row.
Range Rover SWB
40.4
Inches of second-row legroom
5Seats, split-folding rear bench
83.5 cu. ft.Max cargo volume
Range Rover LWB, 5 Seats
48.0
Inches of second-row legroom
5 or 4Seats; 4 with available Executive Class seating
92.8 cu. ft.Max cargo volume
Range Rover LWB, 7 Seats
35.8
Inches of third-row legroom
8.7 cu. ft.Behind the third row
43.1 cu. ft.Behind the second row, third row folded
The legroom difference: the long-wheelbase Range Rover gives second-row passengers 7.6 more inches of legroom than the standard-wheelbase model (48.0 vs. 40.4 inches). Choose the seven-seat LWB instead and you get a third row with 35.8 inches of legroom.
What the Numbers Mean
Interior dimensions are standardized measurements, but the names do not always explain themselves. Here is what each one tells you.
Headroom
The vertical space from the seat cushion to the headliner. A panoramic glass roof can change it slightly, which is why some figures are listed by roof type.
Legroom
The maximum space available for your legs. Second-row legroom also depends on where the front seats are positioned, so it is worth sitting in both rows.
Shoulder Room
The width of the cabin at shoulder height, door to door. It matters most when three adults share the rear bench.
Wet vs. Dry Cargo Volume
Wet volume simulates filling the cargo area with liquid. Dry volume counts standard blocks. Wet figures run larger, so compare like with like.
SWB and LWB
Standard wheelbase and long wheelbase. The LWB Range Rover is longer between the axles, which adds cabin space for rear legroom or a third row.
Executive Class Seating
An available LWB rear-seat layout that swaps the three-person bench for two individual seats, for a four-passenger cabin.
Shop Range Rover Models by Size
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Range Rover
Full-size, with SWB, LWB and seven-seat configurations. The most legroom and cargo space in the lineup.
Range Rover Sport
Mid-size, with five seats and 31.9 cubic feet behind the rear seats.
Range Rover Velar
Mid-size, with five seats and 62.7 cubic feet with the rear seats folded.
See the Space in Person
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Range Rover Interior and Cargo Space FAQ
How much cargo space does a Range Rover have?
The standard-wheelbase Range Rover has 40.7 cubic feet behind the second row and 83.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded. The five-seat long-wheelbase model has 40.9 and 92.8 cubic feet. The seven-seat LWB has 8.7 cubic feet behind the third row, 43.1 behind the second row and 92.9 with both rear rows folded.
Does the Range Rover have a third row?
Yes, but only in the long-wheelbase seven-seat configuration, which provides 35.8 inches of third-row headroom and legroom. The Range Rover Sport and Range Rover Velar seat five.
Which has more room, the Range Rover or the Range Rover Sport?
The Range Rover. Even the standard-wheelbase model offers 40.4 inches of second-row legroom versus 37.8 inches in the Range Rover Sport, and 40.7 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats versus 31.9 cubic feet.
Is the Range Rover Velar or Range Rover Sport roomier inside?
They are close. Both have 40.3 inches of front legroom. The Range Rover Sport has slightly more second-row legroom (37.8 vs. 37.2 inches) and more cargo space, with 31.9 vs. 30.9 cubic feet behind the rear seats and 65.9 vs. 62.7 cubic feet with them folded.
Why do Range Rover cargo numbers differ between websites?
Land Rover publishes wet cargo volumes, while some sites list dry measurements, older model years or specific trims. Equipment can also affect the figure, so confirm the space in the specific vehicle you are considering.
Range Rover Dimensions Guide Notes
Figures reflect published 2026 model-year specifications. Cargo volumes are wet measurements; Range Rover LWB, Range Rover Sport and Range Rover Velar cargo figures are from Land Rover USA.
Measurements vary by model year, wheelbase, seating configuration, roof type, powertrain and equipment, and may change without notice. Newer model-year vehicles in inventory may differ. Confirm specifications for a specific vehicle with Land Rover Lakeland before purchase.
Vehicle availability, pricing and offers are subject to change. Contact Land Rover Lakeland for current inventory and details.
