This Is The Most Savage Range Rover Sport SVR Yet

First established in 1975, UK tunerOverfinch has decades of experience when it comes to modifying Range Rovers, and now the renowned tuner has revealed its latest souped-up SUV: the SuperSport. Based on thealready-hardcore Range Rover Sport SVR, the high-performance SUV has been given a host of visual and technical upgrades. Limited to 25 units, each example is finished a limited-edition color and features the company's signature carbon fiber grille, side sills, side vents, front and rear bumpers, spoiler and unique hood lettering and badging.

These carbon fiber enhancements are available in a herringbone weave, crushed, satin, or gloss finish. It also features a fully exposed carbon fiber hood in a striking herringbone weave. Overfinch says no two Supersports will be the same thanks to all the personalization options it offers.

Overfinch also claims the SuperSport package enhances the Range Rover Sport SVR's performance, but the tuner hasn't said if power has increased over the standard model. Not that the Range Rover SVR really needs any more power considering it already has 550 horsepower.

However, the tuner has fitted a bespoke titanium exhaust system that replaces the standard stainless-steel variant, which offers "significant weight saving" and "impressive volume". The Range Rover SVR is already extremely loud, so the SuperSport must be absolutely deafening. A lightweight carbon fiber air induction system increases the cold air feed to the engine to enhance performance.