2020 Land Rover Range Rover SE vs. HSE

Those looking for a luxury SUV that’s equipped with best-in-class features, powerful engine performance, and towing capabilities, and everything else in between to ensure a safe and smooth ride around the Delray Beach area will be well-matched with the 2020 Land Rover Range Rover. The eye-catching Range Rover is an excellent family-sized SUV for daily school drop-offs, weekend getaways, exciting off-roading adventures, and so much more. The Range Rover offers five trim levels, and here Land Rover Palm Beach compares the 2020 Range Rover SE vs. 2020 Range Rover HSE to help you choose which luxury SUV is the right choice for your next West Palm Beach road trip. When you’re ready, stop by our dealership to get behind the wheel for a test drive.

What Does HSE Mean for Range Rover?

For those wondering what HSE means on a Range Rover, HSE stands for High Specification Equipment, as opposed to Standard Equipment (SE). The 2020 Range Rover HSE is a high-spec vehicle within the standard edition. With this vehicle, you can expect more luxurious features and amenities like chrome accents, larger wheels, and additional features not found on SE models. Our knowledgeable team is standing by to answer any questions about the HSE features, how it differs from the SE, as well as maintenance-related questions about the recommended maintenance schedule.

2020 Range Rover SE vs. HSE: Starting Price

The entry-level 2020 Range Rover SE starts at $90,900 MSRP in comparison to the 2020 Range Rover HSE starting price of $95,950 MSRP. The base SE is the more affordable option, but in this comparison, you’ll see the different features and performance specs for both vehicles in order to help you make the right choice for your needs.

2020 Range Rover SE vs. HSE: Engine Performance & MPG

With the difference in starting prices, let’s take a look at what comes standard under the hood of both luxury SUVs:

Both vehicles offer excellent engine performance, but if you’re looking for a little more power, upgrading to the HSE trim level will offer you the boost you’re looking for.

2020 Range Rover SE vs. HSE: Standard Features

Standard features can often make or break a car-buying decision. Both vehicles come standard with features like a 380-watt Meridian with InControl® Touch Pro, 24.9 cubic feet behind the second row, and luxury seating that makes even the longest family road trip comfortable. Standard features with the Range Rover SE include:

• 16-way heated front seats in grained leather
• 60/40 rear bench seats with manual recline
• 5 split-spoke 19-inch alloy wheels
• Premium LED headlights
• Three-zome climate control
• Rearview camera

Upgrade to the HSE configuration, and you can enjoy these extra features:

• Keyless Entry
• Soft Door Close
• Drive Package with a suite of safety technology like Blind Spot Monitor, Traffic Sign Recognition, Adaptive Speed Limiter, and Driver Condition Monitor
• 20-way heated front seats with power recline heated rear seats
• 12-spoke 20-inch alloy wheels

Visit Land Rover Palm Beach to Test Drive the Range Rover SE or HSE

Once you have compared the Range Rover SE vs. HSE and found the luxury SUV to enhance your drives, it’s time to get behind the driver’s seat for a test drive. We want to make sure you find the Range Rover configuration that’s best suited for you! Don’t hesitate to reach out to our sales team with any questions or to get the process started.