Range Rover Evoque – Full Interior Color Options for the Prestige Model #rangeroverevoque

Through a great Ovalnews reader(THANKS!), I received a Range Rover Evoque brochure that I had not seen before, nor had I found the info it contained anywhere on the Land Rover website.  So this post starts a deluge of new Evoque info, starting with some interior colorways for the Prestige model.  I know we’ve seen some of this before but never all together will all the various color options, names & descriptions.

Prestige-SpiritPrestige-CouturePrestige-VibePrestige---AmbiancePrestige-Element

2011-02-15T21:36:50-05:00February 15, 2011|

Who exactly is watching this Evoque slideshow on YouTube?? #rangeroverevoque

After seeing other slideshow type YouTube videos, I decided to create a simple one, with just the official Range Rover Evoque photos released at the time, I added in a YouTube provided soundtrack and put the video up on September 21st.

 

As of December 6th, it has over 10,000 views – which I think is actually pretty crazy, I know I’d prefer to see the actual pictures instead of something like this.  But that’s not why I’m writing this today.  It’s the actual analytics on the video from YouTube, specifically the demographics:

rre-demo

While in no way scientific and really just a sample of YouTube viewers; I wonder how much this goes along with what Land Rover Range Rover is seeing in regard to who they’re targeting it for.

Below are the breakdowns for Women vs. Men.

rre-demo-mf

Again, I don’t know the general demographic for YouTube users, but 10,000 views seems like a good size sample for a car slideshow.

Anyway, I found it interesting…

2010-12-06T09:39:00-05:00December 6, 2010|

What and where is the L486?

Land Rover has various designations for their different models, not sure if they’re technically code names or just alternate ways to reference the vehicles.

Here are a few of the current models:

L316 – Defender

L319 – LR3 & LR4 – Discovery 3/4

L320 – Range Rover Sport

L322 – Range Rover – Current model(2002 –Range Rover - L322 today), below is a picture used in some technical documents, I don’t have a picture like this for the other models.

L359 – LR2 – Freelander 2

L538 – Range Rover Evoque

L405 – Possible code for the next Range Rover

And back to the point of the post, the L486, it’s been referenced in the press since 2008 or so and has been described by them as a 7-seater Freelander, possibly to be called the Ventura.  I take anything from the press with a grain of salt, but since 2008, it hasn’t really been brought up again. 

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/06/24/land-rover-developing-new-7-seater/

http://www.autoweek.com/article/20080624/free/957481398

I wrote about it back in April after finding some of the designers who worked on the project.

And just thought with the LA Auto show going on and Land Rover PR running at full steam, anyone who has a chance should start asking the LR PR people for comments for reactions.  Or if you have any info, send it over.

Quick reference back to my article from April, here’s the info, a small reference to the L486 along with the L538, which would become the Range Rover Evoque:

http://www.people4business.com/seller-269321.htm

This person has done a lot of work for Aston Martin & Bentley – they list the specific items.  The latest project is listed below:

WARWICKSHIRE (Oct 2007 & ongoing)

CAD ENGINEER – EXTERIOR TRIM – CATIA V5
LANDROVER L538 / L486
Initial design and feasibility studies for the following components: door claddings, rear spoiler, rear finisher, front and rear bumper cover, fender vents. Parametric modeling in Catia V5 to create fully modifiable master CAD models. Use of TCE to save and access data and create product structures. Liaison with styling, CAE and suppliers to mature designs.

Could the L486 be the 5-door Evoque?

And if you have some more current generation code names, please let me know.

One final item, you can see the alternate names in use all over the Land Rover website, below is a header graphic for the Range Rover Sport section, you can see the L320 in its filename:

LRNA_RRS_COMPARE_L320_10_EXT_LOC06-900×200.jpg

LRNA_RRS_COMPARE_L320_10_EXT_LOC06-900x200[1]

2010-12-06T02:10:46-05:00November 19, 2010|
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