22 November 2018
The second-generation Range Rover Evoque has been revealed and despite looking similar to the outgoing model, there's plenty that's new, including the platform, interior and mild-hybrid powertrain set-up.
With an interior inspired by the more expensive Land Rover Velar, and all but the entry-level model getting 4x4 drivetrains and the off-road settings seen in the full-size Land Rover Discovery, there's a lot to take in.
Join Rachel Burgess for a guide around the highlights of the Evoque ahead of it going on sale early next year.
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As if the Mk1 wasn't tedious enough...
Yes, it's another version of car for aspiring estate agents and private school mums everywhere. They'll sell by the bucketload, not because it's a decent offroader but because it has a badge which has a long held and misplaced snob value to it.
I literally couldn't even form the idea of handing over real money for one of these. Not doubt Range Rover's profits will be as wide as the varying panel gaps... :P
40k p300
Are you sure?