Range Rover Sport boasts an enormous list of standard equipment including pushbutton starting, a power tilt-and-telescope steering column, power tailgate, a full-color driver information center between the main gauges, satellite navigation with voice recognition, and all of the usual power assists.  

We found the new Range Rover Sport interior to be beautifully made and tightly finished, sumptuous, comfortable, and quiet.   The steering wheel is big and thick, mounting a complete set of controls for audio, telephone and cruise control, and the new power seats are beautifully made, supportive and comfortable for the long haul.   The center stack has been completely redesigned to be easier to read and use.   This interior is simply light years ahead of the old truck's and more than competitive with the other luxury SUVs in this segment.  

The optional surround camera system uses five cameras, two facing forward, one on either side of the truck facing down, and one at the rear to give a near-360-degree view of surroundings.   Camera views can be selected from the main nav screen, and the view can be zoomed if necessary.   This feature was developed to assist drivers in trailer hookups and trailer maneuvering, as well as for checking all-around clearances and terrain when driving off-road.   It shows live high-resolution video as you go, which can be enormously entertaining when traversing streams, because if the water is clear, you can see the rocks under the water and steer around them.   (Trout fisherman may want to use it to look for fish!) No other car or SUV in the world offers this feature.