Land Rover’s Evoque, the smallest model in the Range Rover lineup, will go on sale in the USA this fall, however, the company has already released pricing information, with the 3-door model starting at $44,995, and the 5-door at $43,995, including destination.
The Indian-owned British company also announced preliminary fuel consumption figures with the Evoque rated at 28mpg on the highway and 19mpg in the city.
The U.S.-specification Range Rover Evoque is powered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged engine and is designed to be a direct rival to premium compact SUVs like the BMW X1 and the recently launched Audi Q3.
Like its rivals, the Evoque’s orientation is more towards on-road performance and refinement, as well as cabin luxury.
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"Indian-owned British company..."
In many ways Land Rover is no longer a Land Rover. Of course try telling that to the idiots that purchase them where I reside. More money than intelligence.
Where is Posh's contribution?
in California, where tax is 9.75% + bla bla fees, so that's more than 50k out the door, which is pretty expensive for a small SUV.
In Singapore there is additional 100% tax and additional SGD67,000 Certificate of entitlement (COE)- as of today. Plus all the other kinds of taxes and insurance etc. At least SGD 300,000.
If Land Rover isnt a real British company anymore because they are owned by Tata which makes them no longer real Land Rovers (which thats ignorrant) explain German owned French company Bugatti???, explain ??? instead of making ignorrant comments try getting some logic first...uh ..
this car is incredibly expensive that 10,000 more than a base X3 this car is priced against the X5, ML, and Q7 good luck selling this car with Fords base motor they could have at least gave it the the 6 cylinder ecoboost.....at 45,000
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