A New Jersey man deliberately rammed his Range Rover into a crowd of people as they were standing outside of a bar, sending two of them to the hospital — including a woman who’s at risk of losing limbs, officials said.

The mayhem unfolded early Saturday at a watering hole in Elizabeth, according to city spokesperson Kelly Martins.

Driver Robenson Louis, 32, of Orange, had gotten into a drunken spat with someone outside the bar and was allegedly attempting to exact revenge.

“There was some sort of ruckus,” Martins told The Post on Wednesday. “[Louis] allegedly drove his Range Rover vehicle into a crowd of pedestrians several times before fleeing the scene.”

The luxury SUV owner injured two people — a 24-year-old Union man and 29-year-old woman from Orange who suffered “limb-threatening injuries,” according to Martins.

Louis was reportedly arguing with the woman’s boyfriend before he got behind the wheel.

“It was God-awful to see this guy up and down on the sidewalk, running into people,” a witness told ABC. “It was horrible. Everybody was just howling I guess because it was such a traumatic thing.”

Cops charged Louis, who was later caught and arrested, with possession of a weapon for unlawful purposes (vehicle), aggravated assault, assault by auto while driving while intoxicated, knowingly leaving the scene of an accident and two related weapons charges. He was also slapped with six summonses.