Teaser #1:
Ahead of the Goodwood Festival of Speed, we get this teaser from Land Rover. Mike Cross, Jaguar Land Rover’s Chief Engineer for Vehicle Integrity does the narration for this 16 second video that does nothing but build anticipation.
Teaser #2:
Some screenshots:
InControl app listing from within the iPhone app
Within the video, they go from an app to the cellphone interface which looks exactly as it does on a pre-InControl vehicle. I think I wrongly assumed with InControl the entire system would be getting an interface overhaul but that may not be the case, yet.
Here’s a look at the Winston app they’re very keen on, it’s will read aloud the items coming in through various feeds.
and finally the cityseeker app for nearby attractions, restaurants, lodging, etc…
Looks like a great start!
Telematicsupdate.com – Jaguar Land Rover and customer-centric approach to apps
It’s clear the bullet points they’re trying to get across and we do get some great bits of info.
Land Rover has today revealed an exclusive new documentary film charting the new Range Rover Sport’s challenge to complete the fastest recorded crossing of the Empty Quarter desert, which it achieved last month.
The video, which can be seen on Land Rover’s YouTube channel here, tracks the team’s 849km journey from Wadi Adda Wasir in Saudi Arabia to the border of the United Arab Emirates. The team completed the challenge on November 3rd 2013, finishing in 10 hours and 22 minutes at an average speed of 51.87 mph (81.87 km/h), and the documentary charts the journey from beginning to end.
