New Range Rover Evoque Autobiography launched at Rs 69.50 lakh

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has launched the new the Range Rover Evoque Autobiography today, priced at Rs 69.50 lakh (ex-showroom).PowertrainThe Range Rover Evoque Autobiography comes in two mild-hybrid variants, the P250 petrol producing 247bhp and 365Nm of torque and D200 diesel generating 201bhp and 430Nm of torque. Both engines feature Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle (MHEV) technology for improved efficiency and smoother performance.advertisementExterior designThe Evoque Autobiography boasts a bold, sophisticated exterior with exclusive features like a sliding panoramic roof, Pixel LED headlights with signature DRLs, and 19-inch alloy wheels with Burnished Copper accents. The contrast Black or Corinthian Bronze roof adds a dynamic touch, while the powered tailgate enhances convenience. These design elements reinforce the SUV's premium appeal while maintaining Range Rover's iconic styling.Interior
Inside, the cabin comes with full extended leather upholstery and Suedecloth headlining. Comfort is prioritised with heated and cooled front seats, heated rear seats, and 14-way electrically adjustable front seats. The Shadow Grey Ash veneer, configurable ambient lighting, and two-zone climate control further elevate the driving experience. A ClearSight rear-view mirror ensures optimal visibility in all conditions.FeaturesThe Evoque Autobiography comes equipped with 11.4-inch Pivi Pro touchscreen infotainment system with connected car tech and a Meridian Surround Sound System for immersive audio. Practical touches include wireless charging and an interactive driver display.SafetyadvertisementThe new Range Rover Evoque Autobiography is equipped with a comprehensive suite of safety features, including an intrusion sensor, Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), locking wheel nuts, cruise control with a speed limiter, Driver Condition Monitor, and front and rear parking aids.Rajan Amba, Managing Director of JLR India, said, "The New Range Rover Evoque Autobiography is more than just a vehicle; it's a sanctuary on wheels. With seamless connectivity, a serene cabin environment, and exceptional craftsmanship, it redefines what our discerning customers can expect from a compact luxury SUV.'The new Evoque Autobiography is now available for booking across dealerships in India.Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine

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