2017 Range Rover Evoque launched in India

Jaguar Land Rover has launched the MY2017 Range Rover Evoque diesel in India at prices ranging between INR 49.10 Lakhs and INR 64.65 Lakhs (ex-showroom, Delhi).

The new cool

JLR also launched a limited edition Range Rover Evoque Ember Edition at INR 67.90 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).

All-new 2.0L Ingenium diesel engine

No cosmetic changes have been introduced to the recently-facelifted Range Rover Evoque. Instead, it replaces the Ford-sourced 2.2L Sd4 unit for an all new 2.0L Ingenium diesel engine paired with a 9-speed automatic gearbox.

It can average a fuel economy of 15.68 km/L, an improvement over the previous model’s 13.3 km/L figure. The new 1999cc oil burner churns out 177bhp and develops 430Nm of peak torque.

Bold exterior

In terms of design, the 2017 Range Rover Evoque remains more or less the same and continues to offer the bold exterior styling.

Significant upgrades

The 2017 Range Rover Evoque also gets better equipment options that were already available when the facelift was introduced this year in other markets.

The HSE and HSE Dynamic variants get a 10-inch InControl Touch Pro infotainment system, 825W Meridian surround sound system, gesture tailgate opening, surround camera system, and Head-Up display.

Slick interiors

Based on the range-topping HSE Dynamic trim, it is finished in a black exterior color contrasted by a gloss red roof and bumper garnish, black alloy rims and an all black interior with contrast red stitching and red ambient lighting.

On the outside

The new Range Rover Evoque gets adaptive full LED headlights with enhanced light output. The SUV also gets distinctive LED daytime running lights.

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