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Land Rover Range Rover L460

Weaknesses, engine ratings and buying advice

2.0 / 5.0 · Based on 4 engine variants · How we rate
Most Fun Engine

615 PS

Range Rover P615 · Benzin

Range Rover P615: performance flagship L460

Legendary!
Problem Engine

360–400 PS

3.0L Ingenium I6 Benzin Turbo Benzin

6 weaknesses

Stay Away!

Generations


Engine Overview

The Land Rover Range Rover L460 is available with 10 engine variants — from 200 to 634 hp.

Range Rover D250 · Diesel Mild-Hybrid· 249–258 PS
2021 2026

The 3.0L Ingenium straight-six diesel with 48V mild-hybrid is more refined than the 2.0L diesel. Main issues: oil filter housing recall N908 (fire risk, 2021–2025), EGR coking and DPF on short trips. The 48V DC-DC converter is the designed-in weak link of the MHEV system.

  • !! Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk

    Incorrect plastic specification for the Ingenium I6 oil filter housing. The housing can crack and spray engine oil under pressure onto hot components such as the turbocharger. Fire risk. Recall N908.

    Symptoms: Visible oil leak, oil puddles after parking, oil warning light, in severe cases smoke or fire
    0–0 $
  • !! Turbocharger actuator failure from 80,000 km

    The DT306 electronic turbocharger actuator develops faults from overheating and deposits. Repair is labour-intensive due to the engine layout.

    Symptoms: Power loss, engine warning light, uneven acceleration, delayed turbo response
    1,200–3,500 $
  • !! Injector failure from 150,000 km

    The DT306 common rail injectors can fail from fuel contamination and internal wear. On the inline-six diesel all 6 injectors are affected.

    Symptoms: Rough idle, diesel knock, black smoke, misfires, engine warning light
    600–2,500 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover D300 · Diesel Mild-Hybrid· 300–306 PS
2021 2026

The 3.0L Ingenium straight-six diesel with 48V mild-hybrid is more refined than the 2.0L diesel. Main issues: oil filter housing recall N908 (fire risk, 2021–2025), EGR coking and DPF on short trips. The 48V DC-DC converter is the designed-in weak link of the MHEV system.

  • !! Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk

    Incorrect plastic specification for the Ingenium I6 oil filter housing. The housing can crack and spray engine oil under pressure onto hot components such as the turbocharger. Fire risk. Recall N908.

    Symptoms: Visible oil leak, oil puddles after parking, oil warning light, in severe cases smoke or fire
    0–0 $
  • !! Turbocharger actuator failure from 80,000 km

    The DT306 electronic turbocharger actuator develops faults from overheating and deposits. Repair is labour-intensive due to the engine layout.

    Symptoms: Power loss, engine warning light, uneven acceleration, delayed turbo response
    1,200–3,500 $
  • !! Injector failure from 150,000 km

    The DT306 common rail injectors can fail from fuel contamination and internal wear. On the inline-six diesel all 6 injectors are affected.

    Symptoms: Rough idle, diesel knock, black smoke, misfires, engine warning light
    600–2,500 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover D350 · Diesel Mild-Hybrid· 351 PS
2021 2026

The 3.0L Ingenium straight-six diesel with 48V mild-hybrid is more refined than the 2.0L diesel. Main issues: oil filter housing recall N908 (fire risk, 2021–2025), EGR coking and DPF on short trips. The 48V DC-DC converter is the designed-in weak link of the MHEV system.

  • !! Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk

    Incorrect plastic specification for the Ingenium I6 oil filter housing. The housing can crack and spray engine oil under pressure onto hot components such as the turbocharger. Fire risk. Recall N908.

    Symptoms: Visible oil leak, oil puddles after parking, oil warning light, in severe cases smoke or fire
    0–0 $
  • !! Turbocharger actuator failure from 80,000 km

    The DT306 electronic turbocharger actuator develops faults from overheating and deposits. Repair is labour-intensive due to the engine layout.

    Symptoms: Power loss, engine warning light, uneven acceleration, delayed turbo response
    1,200–3,500 $
  • !! Injector failure from 150,000 km

    The DT306 common rail injectors can fail from fuel contamination and internal wear. On the inline-six diesel all 6 injectors are affected.

    Symptoms: Rough idle, diesel knock, black smoke, misfires, engine warning light
    600–2,500 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover P360 · Petrol Mild-Hybrid· 360 PS
2021 2026

The 3.0L Ingenium straight-six petrol with 48V MHEV is the most reliable modern JLR engine. Note oil filter housing recall N908. Turbocharger and cooling system benefit from regular oil changes and adequate cool-down time after spirited driving.

  • !! Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk

    Incorrect plastic specification for the Ingenium I6 3.0L petrol oil filter housing. The housing can crack and spray engine oil onto hot components. Fire risk. Recall N908.

    Symptoms: Visible oil leak, oil puddles, oil warning light, in severe cases smoke or fire
    0–0 $
  • !! Timing chain — rattle and wear from 120,000 km

    The PT306 inline-six shows timing chain wear with rattling on cold start. Although more robust than the 2.0L four-cylinder, wear and tensioner issues are documented at higher mileages.

    Symptoms: Metallic rattling on cold start, rough idle, engine warning light with camshaft correlation errors
    1,500–3,500 $
  • !! Turbocharger bearing and seal wear from 120,000 km

    PT306 turbochargers develop bearing wear and oil blow-by particularly with insufficient oil change intervals. Allow cool-down time after spirited driving.

    Symptoms: Whistling or howling noise, smoke from exhaust, power loss, elevated oil consumption
    3,000–7,000 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover P400 · Petrol Mild-Hybrid· 400 PS
2021 2026

The 3.0L Ingenium straight-six petrol with 48V MHEV is the most reliable modern JLR engine. Note oil filter housing recall N908. Turbocharger and cooling system benefit from regular oil changes and adequate cool-down time after spirited driving.

  • !! Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk

    Incorrect plastic specification for the Ingenium I6 3.0L petrol oil filter housing. The housing can crack and spray engine oil onto hot components. Fire risk. Recall N908.

    Symptoms: Visible oil leak, oil puddles, oil warning light, in severe cases smoke or fire
    0–0 $
  • !! Timing chain — rattle and wear from 120,000 km

    The PT306 inline-six shows timing chain wear with rattling on cold start. Although more robust than the 2.0L four-cylinder, wear and tensioner issues are documented at higher mileages.

    Symptoms: Metallic rattling on cold start, rough idle, engine warning light with camshaft correlation errors
    1,500–3,500 $
  • !! Turbocharger bearing and seal wear from 120,000 km

    PT306 turbochargers develop bearing wear and oil blow-by particularly with insufficient oil change intervals. Allow cool-down time after spirited driving.

    Symptoms: Whistling or howling noise, smoke from exhaust, power loss, elevated oil consumption
    3,000–7,000 $

+ 3 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover P440e · Petrol Plug-in-Hybrid· 441 PS
2021 2026

The 3.0L I6 turbocharged petrol combined with an electric motor as a plug-in hybrid. Combustion engine weaknesses same as the PT306, plus PHEV-specific issues: EV mode refusal, battery degradation, and oil dilution when running predominantly on electric power.

  • !! Recall N908: oil filter housing — fire risk

    Incorrect plastic specification for the I6 3.0L PHEV oil filter housing. The housing can crack and spray oil onto hot components. Recall N908.

    Symptoms: Oil leak, oil puddles, oil warning light, smoke or fire
    0–0 $
  • !! Turbocharger wear from 120,000 km

    Same base engine as PT306: turbocharger wear from insufficient lubrication. In PHEV mode the combustion engine often starts cold, which damages the turbo without pre-lubrication.

    Symptoms: Whistling noise under acceleration, power loss in hybrid mode, smoke
    3,000–7,000 $
  • !! PHEV: EV mode unavailable

    Frequent malfunction: the system refuses EV operation with the message "EV temporarily unavailable". Cause is often a faulty HV coolant heater or defective battery control modules.

    Symptoms: EV temporarily unavailable message, system switches to hybrid mode unintentionally
    800–3,500 $

+ 2 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover P510e · Petrol Plug-in-Hybrid· 510 PS
2022 2026

The 3.0L I6 turbocharged petrol combined with an electric motor as a plug-in hybrid. Combustion engine weaknesses same as the PT306, plus PHEV-specific issues: EV mode refusal, battery degradation, and oil dilution when running predominantly on electric power.

  • !! Recall N908: oil filter housing — fire risk

    Incorrect plastic specification for the I6 3.0L PHEV oil filter housing. The housing can crack and spray oil onto hot components. Recall N908.

    Symptoms: Oil leak, oil puddles, oil warning light, smoke or fire
    0–0 $
  • !! Turbocharger wear from 120,000 km

    Same base engine as PT306: turbocharger wear from insufficient lubrication. In PHEV mode the combustion engine often starts cold, which damages the turbo without pre-lubrication.

    Symptoms: Whistling noise under acceleration, power loss in hybrid mode, smoke
    3,000–7,000 $
  • !! PHEV: EV mode unavailable

    Frequent malfunction: the system refuses EV operation with the message "EV temporarily unavailable". Cause is often a faulty HV coolant heater or defective battery control modules.

    Symptoms: EV temporarily unavailable message, system switches to hybrid mode unintentionally
    800–3,500 $

+ 2 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover P530 · Petrol· 530 PS
2021 2026

BMW-developed S68 4.4L V8 BiTurbo fitted in JLR vehicles from 2022. Oil consumption and twin-turbo maintenance are critical. Engine is relatively new in the JLR context — long-term reliability not yet fully assessable.

  • !! Turbocharger problems from oil starvation from 100,000 km

    The S68 twin-turbo setup can develop bearing damage with insufficient lubrication. Oil starvation is a frequent cause, especially with hot-soaking after hard driving without a cool-down period.

    Symptoms: Turbo lag, unusual noises, power loss, whistling noise
    4,000–10,000 $
  • !! Cooling system leak and overheating risk from 80,000 km

    The S68 cooling system is complex and can develop leaks at hoses, thermostat and radiator. Overheating damage is particularly serious given the high power output.

    Symptoms: Coolant loss, temperature warning, steam from the engine bay
    500–2,500 $
  • !! Elevated oil consumption from 60,000 km

    The BMW S68 V8 biturbo exhibits elevated oil consumption on some units as a known characteristic. Regular oil level checks between oil changes are mandatory.

    Symptoms: Oil level drops between service intervals, occasional bluish smoke
    100–2,000 $

+ 2 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover P550e · Petrol Plug-in-Hybrid· 550 PS
2023 2026

The 3.0L I6 turbocharged petrol combined with an electric motor as a plug-in hybrid. Combustion engine weaknesses same as the PT306, plus PHEV-specific issues: EV mode refusal, battery degradation, and oil dilution when running predominantly on electric power.

  • !! Recall N908: oil filter housing — fire risk

    Incorrect plastic specification for the I6 3.0L PHEV oil filter housing. The housing can crack and spray oil onto hot components. Recall N908.

    Symptoms: Oil leak, oil puddles, oil warning light, smoke or fire
    0–0 $
  • !! Turbocharger wear from 120,000 km

    Same base engine as PT306: turbocharger wear from insufficient lubrication. In PHEV mode the combustion engine often starts cold, which damages the turbo without pre-lubrication.

    Symptoms: Whistling noise under acceleration, power loss in hybrid mode, smoke
    3,000–7,000 $
  • !! PHEV: EV mode unavailable

    Frequent malfunction: the system refuses EV operation with the message "EV temporarily unavailable". Cause is often a faulty HV coolant heater or defective battery control modules.

    Symptoms: EV temporarily unavailable message, system switches to hybrid mode unintentionally
    800–3,500 $

+ 2 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Range Rover P615 · Petrol· 615 PS
2023 2026

BMW-developed S68 4.4L V8 BiTurbo fitted in JLR vehicles from 2022. Oil consumption and twin-turbo maintenance are critical. Engine is relatively new in the JLR context — long-term reliability not yet fully assessable.

  • !! Turbocharger problems from oil starvation from 100,000 km

    The S68 twin-turbo setup can develop bearing damage with insufficient lubrication. Oil starvation is a frequent cause, especially with hot-soaking after hard driving without a cool-down period.

    Symptoms: Turbo lag, unusual noises, power loss, whistling noise
    4,000–10,000 $
  • !! Cooling system leak and overheating risk from 80,000 km

    The S68 cooling system is complex and can develop leaks at hoses, thermostat and radiator. Overheating damage is particularly serious given the high power output.

    Symptoms: Coolant loss, temperature warning, steam from the engine bay
    500–2,500 $
  • !! Elevated oil consumption from 60,000 km

    The BMW S68 V8 biturbo exhibits elevated oil consumption on some units as a known characteristic. Regular oil level checks between oil changes are mandatory.

    Symptoms: Oil level drops between service intervals, occasional bluish smoke
    100–2,000 $

+ 2 more engine weaknesses + vehicle weaknesses

Vehicle Weaknesses

WeaknessCost
Pivi Pro: software bugs and OTA issues

Pivi Pro freezes, restarts or loses connectivity. Proximity auto-lock sometimes fails. OTA updates arrive regularly but occasionally introduce new problems. Coolant level warnings and engine warning lights due to ECU errors are known.

Symptoms: Infotainment goes black, auto-lock function unresponsive, engine warning light without apparent fault
from 20,000 km
Medium
NHTSA Owner Complaints
Above average
27 complaints · 2021–2026
  1. 01 Brakes
    10 ⚠ 1
  2. 02 Engine
    5 ⚠ 2
  3. 03 Electrical
    4
  4. 04 Powertrain
    4 ⚠ 2
  5. 05 Other
    3 ⚠ 1

Top Reported Issues

Brakes (10 complaints)
Engine (5 complaints)
Electrical (4 complaints)
Source: NHTSA (nhtsa.gov) · 2026-03

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Known Problems and Issues +

A total of 26 weaknesses have been documented for the Land Rover Range Rover L460 (2021–2026) — 22 engine-related and 4 vehicle-related. 2 problem engines: DT306 (3.0L Ingenium I6 Diesel), PT306 (3.0L Ingenium I6 Benzin Turbo). Typical issues affect Electronics, Body, Suspension.

Range Rover (S68B44B, 2021–2026) — Be Careful: Turbocharger problems from oil starvation, Cooling system leak and overheating risk, Elevated oil consumption. Power: 530 PS.

Range Rover (S68B44B, 2023–2026) — Be Careful: Turbocharger problems from oil starvation, Cooling system leak and overheating risk, Elevated oil consumption. Power: 614 PS.

Range Rover (PT306, 2021–2026) — Stay Away!: Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk, Timing chain — rattle and wear, Turbocharger bearing and seal wear. Power: 400 PS.

Range Rover (PT306, 2021–2026) — Stay Away!: Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk, Timing chain — rattle and wear, Turbocharger bearing and seal wear. Power: 360 PS.

Range Rover (PT306-PHEV, 2021–2026) — Be Careful: Recall N908: oil filter housing — fire risk, Turbocharger wear, PHEV: EV mode unavailable. Power: 360 PS.

Range Rover (PT306-PHEV, 2022–2026) — Be Careful: Recall N908: oil filter housing — fire risk, Turbocharger wear, PHEV: EV mode unavailable. Power: 400 PS.

Range Rover (DT306, 2021–2026) — Stay Away!: Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk, Turbocharger actuator failure, Injector failure. Power: 351 PS.

Range Rover (DT306, 2021–2026) — Stay Away!: Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk, Turbocharger actuator failure, Injector failure. Power: 300–306 PS.

Range Rover (DT306, 2021–2026) — Stay Away!: Recall N908: oil filter housing can crack — fire risk, Turbocharger actuator failure, Injector failure. Power: 249–258 PS.

What to watch out for with the Land Rover Range Rover? See the detailed listing of all engine and vehicle weaknesses in the sections above.

Frequently Asked Questions

What problems and weaknesses does the Land Rover Range Rover L460 have? +
The Land Rover Range Rover L460 has 22 known engine weaknesses and 4 vehicle weaknesses.
What should I look for when buying a used Land Rover Range Rover L460? +
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Which engine is recommended? +
Be careful: PT306-PHEV (3.0L I6 Turbo + E-Motor), S68B44B (4.4L V8 BMW BiTurbo). No engine is rated 'Good Choice'. The most fun to drive is the S68B44B (4.4L V8 BMW BiTurbo). Problem engine: PT306 (3.0L Ingenium I6 Benzin Turbo) — stay away!
Which Land Rover Range Rover L460 engine is the most fun? +
The {code} ({displacement}) offers the most driving fun in the Land Rover Range Rover L460 — rated: "Legendary!". {description} In the new Range Rover L460 the BMW biturbo V8 is the absolute performance statement. 454 kW in a saloon-car body — that accelerates the mind to supercar level without sacrificing comfort. For owners who simply want everything.
Is the Land Rover Range Rover L460 worth buying used? +
Caution is advised with the Land Rover Range Rover L460 — 2 of 4 engine variants are rated 'Stay Away!'. The engine choice is crucial.
What horsepower variants are available for the Land Rover Range Rover L460? +
The Land Rover Range Rover L460 is available with engine variants from 200 to 634 hp. Petrol: PT306 (3.0L Ingenium I6 Benzin Turbo), PT306-PHEV (3.0L I6 Turbo + E-Motor), S68B44B (4.4L V8 BMW BiTurbo). Diesel: DT306 (3.0L Ingenium I6 Diesel).

Last updated: February 2026 · All information without guarantee