Range Rover SLT 6x6 Superyacht Land Tender unveiled

ABU DHABI: Built by T. Fotiadis Design, the super-impressive and super-huge Range Rover SLT 6x6 is ready to leave everyone awestruck. One might say that the 6x6 pick-up truck seems to be inspired by the now-discontinued Mercedes-AMG G63 6x6, but you can’t deny the fact that Range Rover has now taken the standard to next level with this rugged yet beautiful beast.

The Range Rover Superyacht Land Tender will be offering a completely yacht-inspired finishing, making it one of the most luxurious vehicles around. Talking about the dimensions, the SLT measures 6,198 mm in length, 2,134mm in width and 1,854mm in height, making it 323mm longer than the G63 6x6. But when it comes to width and height, the Mercedes AMG SUV takes the edge over the Rover by 76mm and 356mm respectively.

The Range Rover SLT 6x6 is definitely a style statement, or dare I say, a billionaire’s vehicle. The best part about the vehicle is its exclusivity, which means you can modify and customize everything you desire making it your very own Range Rover SLT 6x6 tailor-made according to your specifications and you can even receive a new VIN. So what do you have to do? Just make a call to the Berlin design studio and they’ll source the vehicle and do all the modifications you want. What else? Big Bucks, of course!

Much details on the features and specifications about the 6x6 SLT are not out yet. But, we are expecting that the luxurious vehicle will sure come with features like high-tech entertainment system, fully adjustable rear seats, massage function, four-zone climate control, full leather upholstery and a lot more.

The company is all mum about the powertrain to be equipped in the beast, however, given the size of the vehicle, the company might just get either a supercharged 5.0-litre V8 or 4.4-litre turbo diesel V8 engine on board.

With the Mercedes-AMG G63 6x6 now discontinued, the Range Rover SLT 6x6, when launched, will be taking on the likes of the Kahn Design Flying Huntsmans and the Hennessey Velociraptors.