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Evoque Convertible Concept

Evoque Convertible Concept (United Kingdom, 2012)

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The convertible SUV was designed by Land Rover Design Director Gerry McGovern. It uses an electronically retractable soft top with a roll over protection system built into the rear head rests. Land Rover claims that the convertible top has a negligible effect on weight and rigidity. 

"The Evoque lends itself beautifully to the idea of a convertible. This study is not a traditional convertible design execution - instead we have worked with the balance of the Evoque's lines to retain its distinctive shape and create something that is unique and, we believe, highly desirable," said McGovern. 

Land Rover packed the interior of the Evoque Convertible with Terrain Response, surround cameras, parking assist and 8in touch screen.



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