Here Car Showp will present a new image and a more complete specification of the post Land Rover Range Rover Evoque earlier. The all-new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque makes its global public debut at the 2010 Paris Motor Show.
Evoque is called a �cross-coup�, and is kind of like the new-urban spiritual successor to the old 3-door Range Rover with the �low carbon� front-wheel drive.
Interior, coated in leather with �twin needle� stitching � houses the expected Terrain Response system, a Jag-inspired transmission knob, and all the cell/MP3 connectivity you�ll ever need. At the dashboard also gets an optional dual-view 8-inch screen. Audio from your iPod will be routed through a 17-speaker Meridian system and backed by 825 watts, while above the seating area is a glass panoramic roof.
2011 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque powered by a series of gasoline and diesel turbo engines that incorporate start/stop tech, while the Evoque also stays a little greener thanks to electronic power-assisted steering (which is considered a low-CO2 system). The four-cylinder turbodiesels are based on a 2.2-liter unit and provide either 150 or 190 horsepower.
Some of the choices offered include: the FWD 150-horse diesel earns you the most green points with an estimated fuel economy of 58 mpg Imperial (48.3mpg US or 4.9lt/100km) and under 130 grams of CO2 per kilometer of emissions (the 4X4 low-output diesel comes in at a still impressive 50 mpg (41.6mpg US or 5.6lt/100km) and under 145 g CO2 / km).
While if you�re looking to burn gasoline and have a closer power-to-torque ratio, go with the 2.0-liter Si4 engine. Using direct injection, turbocharging, and variable valve timing. Land Rover �tuned the Range Rover Evoque�s chassis and Electric Power-Assisted Steering (EPAS) to deliver precise and responsive steering at lower speeds, making the car nimble and fun to drive.�
2011 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque will come in three flavors from the get-go: 1) �Pure� (aka Base), which provides the car, soft-touch materials, and aluminum trim; 2) �Prestige� (aka Luxury), which adds 19-inch wheels and a lot of leather; and 3) �Dynamic� (aka Sport-Lux), which adds 20-inch wheels, unique exterior styling (bumpers, grille, spoilers with contrasting colors, etc.) and sports seats. There will also be a hybrid in the future, so expect this little guy to get even greener.
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