The Land Rover Range Rover Evoque may be into it fourth model year, but its concept-car rakish roofline, leering front end and butch stance still pack a visual wallop. Kudos to Land Rover design chief Gerry McGovern for bringing this compact luxury SUV to market as a near dead-ringer for the LRX concept that made its debut at the 2008 North America

The Range Rover Evoque is a likeable little tyke. As the entry point to the vaunted Range Rover luxury SUV line up, it’s got no easy task to fulfill the expectations afforded by the family name. And yet, despite a little four-cylinder engine and a starting price less than half of its bigger siblings, the Evoque truly feels worthy of the Range Rov

“If you have to ask the question, you’re never going to understand.” That’s an often-used trope in the automotive world. It’s usually used by the sorts of people who get offended when you say that their 800 hp muscle car is overkill and pointless. Polarizing, quirky, unique cars are a good thing. Those same people then turn their derisi

LONDON, UK – Range Rover had a surprise smash hit on its hands when it launched the small, svelte, and somewhat pricey Evoque into the marketplace in 2011. For a vehicle of its size – compact, trending towards subcompact – to command premium luxury marque prices was still somewhat of a novelty at that time. But its standout looks and urban-friendly

Vehicle Type The Evoque may not be destined for much actual off-road work, but engineers ensured the model would deliver a healthy dose of the capability the Land Rover brand is known for. Luxury Crossover History/Description The UK-built Evoque launched for 2012, putting a more-affordable Land Rover model within reach of the ma

The premium crossover marketplace has a heap of products calling out for the bucks of Canadians, and arguably, none turns heads rolling down the road as easily as the Range Rover Evoque . One’s eyes would tire before identifying all of the intricate shapes and lines and textures, and the accented, sculpted bits that set the Evoque’s body apart wit

Earlier today Land Rover revealed the all-new Range Rove Evoque at the 2019 Chicago Auto Show, as well as Canadian pricing. Starting at $47,000 in Canada, the newest version of Land Rover’s smallest Range Rover gets a new 296 hp mild-hybrid (MHEV) powertrain. Mild meaning it won’t run in full-EV mode, however energy stored during braking can be

Land Rover is powering up two of its smallest models. The Discovery Sport and Range Rover Evoque get two new engines for 2018, and they come with a big boost in horsepower, alongside some new trims. The Disco Sport and the Evoque both get a pair of new 2.0L four-cylinder engines. The new engines replace the old 2.0L four, and start out with a si

Diminutive though its dimensions may be, the 2020 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque P300 R-Dynamic HSE sure manages to squeeze a lot inside of them. Despite a serious dose of sticker shock – and an outlandishly long name – the top-of-the-line Evoque is a versatile little crossover that’s loaded with enough tech to make a Tesla owner green with env

Let’s start this review of the 2020 Range Rover Evoque by first taking a quick look at its bigger sibling, the Velar. It moved the styling yardstick for the Land Rover brand both inside and out when it came out in 2017, and the same can be said for the in-vehicle tech it introduced. The successful execution of the midsize Velar left me keen to

It wasn’t supposed to happen this way. The plan was to pit the all-new 2020 Range Rover Evoque against its most appropriate competitor: the 2020 BMW X2. The parallels are especially pertinent now that the Bavarians have added some extra spice to their stylish, compact sport utility vehicle, with the M35i variation pushing out 302 hp. Unfortunate

We kicked off this feature in fine form for April with nine new and redesigned vehicles that included a trio of BMWs, the rebirth of the Chevrolet Blazer, and a very stylish Volvo station wagon. The month of May brings a smaller batch of five new arrivals to Canadian showrooms. They include a long-awaited Jeep, Kia’s latest electric vehicle and

An increasing number of Canadians are looking to go topless this summer. Site statistics point to a 30 percent year over year increase in convertible searches this month when compared to the same time last year. So what does this trend say about what Canadians are looking for in a summer ride? And, why, besides the obvious hair blowing benefit

Review by Jacob Black, photos by Jonathan Yarkony Sex sells. As much as we humans like to pretend we are civilized, well-mannered or in any other way refined, it has been proven time and time again that we are slaves to our baser instincts. From magazine covers to beer commercials, the relevance is irrelevant, and words and images elicit a r

As I see it, BMW’s all-new X2 becoming a big seller for the Bavarian brand is pretty much a given. It’s got all the right ingredients for success: right-sized packaging, My First Luxury Car pricing, and contemporary styling that’ll make it an appropriate automotive fashion accessory for the young urban executive. BMW’s X2 delivers on its perf