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Range Rover Create Special Edition ‘Landmark’ Evoques
The first production model of the Range Rover Evoque first arrived on our roads six years ago and the luxury compact SUV recently passed the milestone of becoming the British car-makers most popular ever model.
Since it first rolled off the assembly line, some 600,000 Evoques have been built at Land Rover’s UK factory and to mark the occasion they have unveiled a special edition run named the “Landmark” edition.
The limited edition model comes in a choice of three bespoke colours – Moraine Blue, Yulong White and Corris Grey – and boasts 19-inch alloy wheels and dark grey body trims.
On the interior, it houses Ebony leather seats with contrasting Light Lunar stitching and a dark gray-brushed satin center console. Technical features include a InControl Touch Pro infotainment system, on a 10.0in screen, with apps including Spotify and 4G WiFi hotspot functionality.
“What makes Evoque so special is its relevance,” says Gerry McGovern, Land Rover chief design officer.
“The design remains modern and fresh. The Evoque is widely acknowledged to have brought a whole new youthful generation of buyers into the Range Rover brand, including more women.”
According to Range Rover, Evoque rolls off the production line every 170 seconds and it sold nearly 18,000 models in March. The automaker is also in the process of road-testing the second-generation Evoque, ahead of its expected launch next year.
The special edition Range Rover Evoque is priced at £39,000.