How to Wake up the Exhaust Sound on a 2024 Range Rover Sport Hybrid E
July 19, 2024
These hybrid versions are renowned for their near-silent operation straight from the factory, which, while impressive, can feel disengaging and doesn’t always match the commanding presence of these majestic vehicles on the road.
At QuickSilver we have developed a clever exhaust system using the best manufacturing processes with type 304 Stainless Steel metals that offers drivers superior quality and finish whilst delivering a much more engaging sound experience when required.
In full electric mode, your Range Rover maintains its stealthy and serene demeanour. However, when the inline-six engine kicks in, our sound system unleashes the vehicle's true potential with.
We meticulously enhance the engine's natural acoustics to deliver a sporty and muscular note that is sure to turn heads and impress for all the right reasons. Additionally, we offer our innovative Sound Architect™ valve operating system, allowing you, the driver, to control the exhaust valves at any time.
This gives you three distinct sound profiles:
1. Discreet Mode: When you prefer a more civilised and subtle auditory experience, perfect for urban environments or quiet drives.
2. Sport Mode: With the valves open, enjoy a robust, sporty sound with rich undertones and the occasional pop and crackle, guaranteed to elevate your driving experience and thrill your
3. All electric: pure silence
Our exhaust system also comes with four oval carbon fibre tail pipes which perfectly fill the rear valance and whilst unique in appearance attribute to the vehicles already impressive looks and stance.
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