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Land Rover finally has a price tag for 2016 Range Rover Evoque facelift's Stormtrooper styling and new Ingenium diesel engine.
The Indian-owned car producer released full pricing for the 2016 Evoque facelift. We've met the premium crossover in Geneva, but clients will have to wait until September to fill their garage with one.
However, here's what they need to know: the refreshed Evoque comes with a starting price of £30,200 ($44,590 at current exchange rates). In addition, Land Rover's fastest selling car is also offering more in terms of standard equipment.
This means that small things that make a difference such as heated & adjustable front seats, lane departure warning, power-folding mirrors and autonomous emergency braking are included in the abovementioned sticker.
Another important aspect from a customer's point of view is Land Rover's decision to add an Ingenium turbo diesel TD4 unit on the Evoque. After this implant, clients can benefit from either 150 HP or 180 HP pumped by the aluminium-crafted 4-cylinder engine.
In the appearance department, the facelifted Evoque comes with full LED adaptive lights - a first in Land Rover's range - and integrated daytime running lights that go from one end to another of the headlights.
There's a new front grille dominating the front end and bigger air intakes, while at the back the posh crossover received an LED cluster that acts like a brake light.
In the meantime, Land Rover confirmed production of the Range Rover Evoque Convertible, but we'll have to wait some time before meeting this version. It is expected to go on sale in 2016, but so far all we've seen came dressed as test prototypes.
There's a full pricing list waiting for you below, in the official press release, along with other additional info.
However, here's what they need to know: the refreshed Evoque comes with a starting price of £30,200 ($44,590 at current exchange rates). In addition, Land Rover's fastest selling car is also offering more in terms of standard equipment.
This means that small things that make a difference such as heated & adjustable front seats, lane departure warning, power-folding mirrors and autonomous emergency braking are included in the abovementioned sticker.
Another important aspect from a customer's point of view is Land Rover's decision to add an Ingenium turbo diesel TD4 unit on the Evoque. After this implant, clients can benefit from either 150 HP or 180 HP pumped by the aluminium-crafted 4-cylinder engine.
In the appearance department, the facelifted Evoque comes with full LED adaptive lights - a first in Land Rover's range - and integrated daytime running lights that go from one end to another of the headlights.
There's a new front grille dominating the front end and bigger air intakes, while at the back the posh crossover received an LED cluster that acts like a brake light.
In the meantime, Land Rover confirmed production of the Range Rover Evoque Convertible, but we'll have to wait some time before meeting this version. It is expected to go on sale in 2016, but so far all we've seen came dressed as test prototypes.
There's a full pricing list waiting for you below, in the official press release, along with other additional info.
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