Evoque
- 2008: A Land Rover 'LRX' concept 4x4 started doing the rounds of motor shows, compact but up-market from the Land Rover Freelander.
- 2010, May: It was announced that production would go ahead, as the Range Rover 'Evoque', in both 4x4 and 4x2 versions! Undisguised prototypes started tests in July.
- 2010, October: The Evoque made its official world debut at the Paris Motor Show, turbo-charged, 4-cylinder petrol and diesel engines, one of the latter claiming 58mpg and <130 gm CO2/km. The 5-door Evoque made its debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show, 17 November 2010.
- 2011: The Evoque on sale, ~July from £28K (2WD 148hp turbo-diesel 6-speed manual 5-door) to £44.3K ("Prestige" trim 187hp turbo-diesel 6-speed auto 3-door), and in .au $53,395 TD4 4×4, $57,395 SD4 4×4 2.2-litre I4 turbo-diesel, and $60,395 Si4 4×4 2-litre I4 turbo-petrol, in the "Pure"(!) range, with the "Dynamic" range priced from au$66.9K to $73.9K, and "Prestige" from au$68.9K to $75.9K.
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- 2015: The 2016MY Evoque got a face lift and two new "Ingenium" 2-litre diesels -- 148bhp or 177bhp.
- 2017 May 10: Land-Rover annouced that it had built 100,000 Evoques at Halewood since 2011.
- 2018 November: Land-Rover revealed the new 2019 Evoque, from £31.6K. (Plug-in hybrid coming later.)
- 2019:
Petrol 'Ingenium' 4-cyl, 2.0-litre, 240hp, 9-speed auto.
Diesel 'Ingenium' eD4, 150hp, or TD4 180hp, 6-speed manual or 9-speed auto.
5-door Evoque SE from £31.5K (eD4 manual), £34.1K (TD4 manual) or £35.9K (TD4 auto), to 'HSE Dynamic lux' £49.8K (Si4 auto).