Range Rover Evoque

In 2011, the Land Rover's smallest luxury ride, the Range Rover Evoque, was introduced to the public, offering a range of brand-specific off-road features in a compact size and a fashionable look. In addition to the three-door and five-door versions, there was also a convertible, and now a completely new, second generation, which at first glance could be a successful wrestling, so little changed. The British have retained the proven recipe, and Evoque dressed up with the more modern elements of Velar.

Accordingly, all four corners of the car's lights are illuminated by LEDs and instead of conventional handles, they have been used to be electrically raised in the body. Decoration elements have become more pronounced, with a little bit more brilliance on the polished surfaces, as the Evoque terrain is mostly urban. The body was 13 percent more rigid and 33 kilograms of natural and recycled material used in the car. Although Victoria Beckham has been added to the interior of the previous generation, there is no news that one of the world's best-known footballer wives would have helped to match the colors and seams around the large touchscreens.

The new platform also enabled the 48-volt mild hybrid system to deliver a 2-liter, 4-cylinder turbo engine with 296 hp. At 17 km / h the system stops the engine if the driver brakes. Use the recovered energy at acceleration to help the engine. The engine is equipped with a 9-gang automatic transmission, which is supplied by ZF. Of course, all-wheel drive versions will continue to be the big palette. They did not forget the diesel engine, of course, in the usual 2-liter, four-cylinder version, with a start-up of 246 hp. Later, entry models can come with front-wheel drive and more modest engines. The free height is 212 millimeters, the first is 25, and the rear is 30.6 degrees. ClearSight Ground View works with four cameras with water repellent coatings and a non-visible environment on the central display. It also includes a digital display with HD display.

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