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autoviva2017-02-23 16:05:24

First image of Range Rover Velar revealed

New Range Rover family member will be placed between the Evoque and Sport models

 
 
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In the image we can have a glimpse of the new interior design of the Range Rover Velar

Land RoverLand RoverLand RoverUnited Kingdom, 1978 > present15 models
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has revealed the first image of the new member of the Range Rover model family: the VelarRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present. The new model will be unveiled at next month's Geneva Motor Show and will placed between the Range Rover EvoqueRange Rover EvoqueLand Rover Range Rover EvoqueUnited Kingdom, 2011 > present128 versions
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and Range Rover SportRange Rover Sport Gen.2Land Rover Range Rover Sport Gen.2United Kingdom, 2013 > present36 versions
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on Land RoverLand RoverLand RoverUnited Kingdom, 1978 > present15 models
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's model range.

The new Range Rover VelarRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present will be a fighting against the Porsche Macan and BMW X6 and is seen as a more road-biased model than the remaining Range Rover brotherhood members. Named after the first Range Rover concept back in 1969 the new VelarRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present will introduce an all-new interior design language for the brand.
 

First glimpse of the Range Rover Velar design

 
Thanks to the first image revealed by Land RoverLand RoverLand RoverUnited Kingdom, 1978 > present15 models
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we can spot the first details of the design of the new Range Rover VelarRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present. First thing we notice is a much smoother silhouette compared to the remaiming Range Rover members. The small rear window indicates the coupé-like design which makes the Velar less boxy than other models in the range.
 
One of the big features of the new modelRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present will certainly be the panoramic sunroof, which also allows us to take a first look at the new infotainment system, with two screens. The interior seems similar to the one shown at last year's Los Angeles Motor Show in the all-electric Jaguar I-Pace SUV conceptI-PaceJaguar I-PaceUnited Kingdom, 2016 > 2016.
 

Engine range for the Range Rover Velar

 
So far there are no information about which engines will be part of the new Range Rover VelarRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present lineup. We believe that JaguarJaguarJaguarUnited Kingdom, 1922 > present53 models
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’s Ingenium four and six-cylinder engines will be available. A V8 version and SVO can also be a possibility. There have been rumours that the VelarRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present will also get a plug-in hybrid version. All Range Rover VelarsRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present will be available with four-wheel drive.

 

Origin of Range Rover Velar's name

 
There is an historic origin for the Velar nameRange Rover VelarLand Rover Range Rover VelarUnited Kingdom, 2017 > present chosen for the fourth model in the Range Rover family. It goes all the way back to 1969 when the original Range Rover prototypes were built and named Velar. The name was used to hide the identity of the 26 pre-production units of the original Range Rover. Velar derives from the Latin word “velaris” which means to veil or cover.
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