More and more shots coming out of the interior themes – the personalization options really seem to be unmatched in the industry – hope this works its way up to The Range Rover as well.

The Geneva show has really given them a push to get more information out there.  Here we see the latest release of pictures highlighting the available exterior accessories.  I really like the 4-door in red.

Here’s a fun Evoque video and the images to go with it.  The Evoques they show really do look good, I think this may be the best video they’ve done so far.

Just a quick note – be sure to keep an eye out around 1:07 to see what I think are the Ambient Lighting controls, which set the LED colored cabin lights.

Still going through and figuring out the various systems in the 2011 Range Rover – while testing the Adaptive Cruise Control last night, I noticed it did a lot more braking then I expected.  So tonight I rigged up my iPhone to record while hanging around my neck and gave the system another test.

There’s nothing quite like a vehicle braking itself, and braking quite hard at that.  My foot was just resting on the brake pedal the entire time, but don’t try this at home.

I was playing around with the Adaptive Cruise Control tonight on the 2011 Range Rover, I’ll try to post about that soon – anyway on one of the rapid automated decelerations, a Tire Pressure warning popped up.  The interesting thing here was that it actually indicated which tire was low, in my previous 2008 Range Rover, it was just a single indicator, it was up to you to find the tire at fault.  I hadn’t seen this mentioned in the owner’s manual so, here’s what it looks like – sorry for the shaky-cam picture.

I have this video cued up to the point where Miles Fisher, a Range Rover Evoque City Shaper, mentions what we’re going to be seeing on the Evoque’s ICE (In-Car Entertainment) system. He says there will be some kind of Facebook integration with contacts & video from iTunes which I assume means any iOS device – sounds interesting!