2017 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Launched Starting At Rs. 49.10 Lakh

- Prices start at Rs. 49.10 lakh going up to Rs. 67.90 lakh
- The 2017 Range Rover Evoque comes with the new Ingenium Diesel engine
- The new engine is 20 kg lighter than the previous generation engine
Tata Motors-owned Jaguar Land Rover today launched the new 2017 models range of its popular SUV - the Range Rover Evoque. The revised prices for the SUV start at Rs. 49.10 lakh going up to Rs. 67.90 lakh for the top-of-the-line variant (all ex-showroom, Delhi). The biggest changes in the 2017 model year Range Rover Evoque is the introduction of the Ingenium Diesel engine, which makes it the first Land Rover SUV in the country to be powered by a motor from JLR's new engine family. Before this, only the newly launched Jaguar F-Pace came with engines from the Ingenium family.
Commenting on the new 2017 model range of the Range Rover Evoque, Rohit Suri, President, Jaguar Land Rover India said, "Range Rover Evoque has gained immense popularity and success since its launch in the Indian market and today we are excited to introduce the 2017 Model Year New Range Rover Evoque to our customers. The fabulous design, coupled with class-leading technology and luxury features make the New Range Rover Evoque an unbeatable choice."
Coming to the car itself, as mentioned before, the new 2017 Land Rover Ranger Rover will only come in one engine option for now, which is the new 2.0-litre Ingenium diesel motor. Ingenium is Jaguar Land Rover's new breed of engines and the company claims that it has been designed for effortless performance, refinement and efficiency. While we might not go that far in saying that, but, the new engine is 20 kg lighter than equivalent previous generation engines, thus making it quite an efficient motor. The new 1999cc oil burner churns out 177bhp and develops 430Nm of peak torque. JLR has mated to motor to a 9-speed automatic transmission and equipped it with a 4-wheel-drive system as well.
2017 Range Rover Evoque's Design and Styling Largely Remains Unchanged
In terms of design and features, the 2017 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque largely remains unchanged and continues to offer the bold exterior styling along with the comfortable and luxurious interior. On the outside, the new Range Rover Evoque gets the striking lines, muscular shoulder and tapered roof with the adaptive full LED headlights that enhanced light output for better visibility and safety at night. The SUV also gets distinctive LED daytime running lights.
The cabin, on the other hand, retains the comfortable environment of a Range Rover SUV with superb detailing, strong lines and clean surfaces combined seamlessly with contemporary finishes. Details include the use of premium materials such as Oxford leather, twin-needle stitching and deeply padded door inserts. Oxford leather seats come as standard on HSE and HSE Dynamic models. The car also gets the InControl Touch Pro infotainment system that optimises in-car connectivity by providing faster responses and a more intuitive operation for users. Depending on the variant you either get the option of an 8-inch display or a larger 10-inch display.
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