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Showing posts with label Range Rover Evoque. Show all posts
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Monday, November 7, 2011

Range Rover Evoque - Top Gear review

Range Rover Evoque - Top Gear review


Here is the review of the Range Rover Evoque by automotive specialists from Top Gear. This video shows the qualities of the new SUV in different situations.
The Range Rover Evoque is put to the test in the desert of the American Southwest. See how it measures up on the drive from Death Valley to Las Vegas.


Top Gear review Range Rover Evoque - video



While some of the Top Gear office regard it as a two-doored, two-wheel drive metropolitan abomination of all that we hold dear about this company's utilitarian past, even they can't deny that it's going to do very well.
Expect it to be the ride of choice for all Fulham/Cheshire-based wives from next summer - much as the Audi TT and Mini have dominated that market in the past.
As design director Gerry McGovern says, the Evoque is a "bold evolution of Range Rover design".

 Underneath that handsome face lurks some clever tech. You get the option of front-wheel drive for the first time in a Range Rover, together with adaptive dampers and something called a ‘Terrain Response' system on the four-wheel drive. We like the sound of that...
The base engine is a 148bhp, 2.2-litre diesel which returns 58mpg and creeps under 130g/km of CO2 (in the front-wheel-drive model), while a 2.0-litre, 238bhp petrol engine offers up a 0-60mph time of 7.1 seconds.

 You get loads of techie bits like park assist, blind spot monitoring, surround camera system with digital cameras, TV, DVD and keyless entry. We're still waiting to see if it's got something called ‘electric windows', so check back for updates.
Land Rover is offering the Evoque in three design themes: Pure (brushed aluminium trim, soft-touch materials), Prestige and Dynamic. Prestige gives you ‘sparkly metallic details', while Dynamic gets you 20-inch rims and Big Respec'.

 This little crossover SUV will cost from £30,000 when it goes on sale in summer 2011. And it's Made In Britain. It's split the Top Gear office fairly cleanly down the middle, so we want to know what you think. / text by cars.co.uk

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Sunday, October 30, 2011

Test drive Range Rover Evoque

Test drive Range Rover Evoque
 Range Rover Evoque




Here is a short video test drive of the new Range Rover SUV - the Range Rover Evoque.

Range Rover Evoque video test drive



Range Rover Evoque video test drive

Here are some interesting facts, features and innovations about the new Range Rover Evoque

The same sleek, striking silhouette as the coupé, with the added practicality and convenience of five doors.
With an engaging blend of dynamic handling and refined engineering, the Range Rover Evoque’s compact footprint and advanced technology deliver exciting performance together with the lowest fuel consumption of any Range Rover to date. You can also opt for the eD4 2WD Diesel engine to further help optimise your fuel economy.
The dynamic profile, dramatic rising beltline and muscular shoulders give Range Rover Evoque a natural presence and magnetism.
There’s also a wide range of smart technology options from LED and Xenon lighting to towing cameras. You can even add a dramatic full panoramic roof.
Intuitive technology to enhance your comfort and convenience includes advanced Voice Control and two multi-function high-definition colour displays.
The central 8 inch Touch-screen is the signature Range Rover control and display interface for communication and entertainment, while directly in front of the driver there’s a new 5 inch colour information display.
Subtle, customer configurable, interior mood lighting creates a signature Range Rover driving experience day and night.
Both active and passive safety technologies on Range Rover Evoque are state-of-the-art. The high strength safety cell, airbags and advanced restraint systems provide an exceptional degree of safety for you and your passengers.
The powerful all-disc braking system is complemented by the latest generation of active electronic safety systems, while the advanced traction and stability technology is configured to maximise performance and safety in the widest range of driving conditions.
The 8 inch Touch-screen together with the 5 inch full colour driver information (TFT) display represents a revolution in the clarity and accessibility of driver information, communication and entertainment. Other essential information or commands can be accessed easily and safely through the multi-function steering wheel controls and the optional, intuitive Voice Control system.
Analogue/Digital Television (requires HDD Navigation System)
8 inch High Resolution Dual View Touch-screen (requires HDD Navigation System, not available with Rear Camera)
Rear Seat Entertainment (requires electric seats and 825 watt Meridian Surround Sound System) - not available with Dynamic Plus
eD4 Manual (2WD) 2.2 Litre Diesel Engine (150hp) with six-speed transmission. (Available from Q1 2012)
Introducing the lightest diesel engine we have ever built, the 2.2-litre 150hp eD4 has been engineered to deliver quieter, more refined performance. It also contributes to Range Rover’s best fuel economy figures and CO₂ emissions of sub 130 g/km for the 2WD CoupĂ©.
info by landrover.com

Range Rover Evoque - Top Gear review

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