Vehicle description

The Range Rover has been synonymous with luxury off-roading since the 1970s, but in this ever-evolving segment, it'€™s now become a brand with more '€˜softer'€™ models '€“ such as the Sport and Velar. But for anyone looking at a Land Rover that'€™s a similar size to the Audi Q3 or Mercedes-Benz GLA, then Land Rover'€™s got that covered to with the Evoque. It was introduced in 2011 as a new entry-level model to the Range Rover line-up and promised high levels of build quality, with Victoria Beckham even being included as part of the design consultancy team. In fact, it became so popular that it'€™s now Land Rover'€™s most successful model ever with more than 750,000 sold worldwide. In common with many other cars of this size, the Evoque offers a range of small, two-litre diesel and petrol engines and front or four-wheel drive. The Evoque remains a Range Rover though, with good off-road credentials (on the four-wheel drive cars) and a well-appointed interior.