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The 2019 Range Rover Evoque is here! It’s more stylish and handsome than the old Evoque, the inside has been completely redesigned with new leather interiors and state of the art technology features ...

Inside, the Evoque looks way more luxurious than last years model, in fact, it looks more like the Velar which was revealed in 2017. Almost every inch of this head turning car is drenched with leather, including the seats, the dashboard and even the inside of the doors. You can choose from two 10-inch infotainment systems: Touch Pro or Touch Pro Duo. Most impressive is Land Rover’sTouch Pro Duo, which brilliantly integrates two 10-inch touchscreens that sit on two separate levels of the dash - one higher and the other lower. The high touchscreen isn’t too dissimilar from other traditional touchscreens, but the lower one is what really catches buyers eyes. The higher touch screen operates the cars navigation and media, while the lower one operates things like the cars climate control and driver settings. Both touch screens are extremely quick and intuitive, meaning driver experience is at its best whilst on the road. There is also a 12-inch digital instrument cluster behind the steering wheel, which displays the digital speedometer and tachometer, plus other driving information.

Another piece of fancy innovative tech is the Clear Sight Ground View, it uses cameras in the front grille and on the door mirrors to show a “through the bonnet” view of the ground below on the infotainment touchscreens. The touchscreen will also display see-through wheels so that you can clearly see where the rear wheels are heading and whether or not you’re hitting the curb. For those who like to keep their expensive alloy wheels in pristine condition, you’ll find this feature very handy.

17" Style 1005, 10 spoke, Satin Dark Grey118" Style 5075, 5 split-spoke, Gloss Sparkle Silver20" "Style 5076, 5 split-spoke, Gloss Sparkle Silver20" Style 5076, 5 split-spoke, Gloss Mid-Silver with contrast Diamond Turned finish

10" Touch Pro, Analogue Dials with Central TFT Display and Sound SystemPremium LED headlights with signature DRLPremium LED headlights with signature DRL and Auto High Beam Assist (AHBA)ClearSight interior rear view mirror

Connectivity features include: RemoteTouch Pro Duo, Analogue Dials with Central TFT Display and Sound SystemTouch Pro Duo, Interactive Driver Display and Sound SystemTouch Pro Duo, Interactive Driver Display and Meridian™ Sound System

It sits on a new platform called Premium Transverse Architecture (PTA), which has been designed to house various electrified powertrains across both Jaguar and Range Rover with transverse engines. Land Rover says the body is 13% stiffer than the current model, meaning improved refinement and handling. Since the Evoque is more popular amongst motorists travelling in the city, it gets the same 4.37 centimetre length as the last version (150mm shorter than theAudi Q3) but the 2019 version has a 20mm longer wheelbase to create more legroom in the back. Critiques judged the Evoque as being too small from the inside with limited leg room hence why these alterations to the wheelbase have been made. Additionally, the rear doors are bigger, which makes it easier for people to enter, and there is anextra 10% boot space than the previous model - 591 litres to be more specific.

There are also future plans for a plug-in hybrid to join the range, and it’ll be able to travel moderate distances on just electric power, using a 3 new cylinder petrol engine. Among other refinements, the latest Evoque can drive through 600mm of water rather than 500mm with the previous model.

The infotainment system is powered by the Pivi Pro interface with support for wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The analog dials with central TFT display keeps the retro element alive. With the Meridian 3D-Surround sound system, audiophiles are bound to be more than happy. The Velar HST also features electronic air suspension with adaptive dynamics for optimum comfort and control under every driving condition.

The 2023 Velar HST is powered by a 3.0-liter inline-six MHEV engine producing 395 HP and 405 lb-ft of torque. The same engine does its duty in the Jaguar F-Pace. Land Rover claims a 0-60 MPH time of just 5.2 seconds and a top speed of 155 MPH. The 2023 Velar HST has many advanced ADAS features including adaptive cruise control with steering assist. Land Rover also offers the Park Assist package as standard, including a 3D surround camera and helps with automatically controlled parking maneuvers.