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The 2013 edition of the Frankfurt motor show, which is to take place this September, has been selected by Land Rover as the venue of choice for the unveiling of diesel-electric hybrid versions of the all-new Range Rover and Range Rover Sport. The information was obtained by CarSales of Australia, which sat down with a leading engineer for the British company, Stuart Firth.
- Xcar Reviews Range Rover Hybrid, Doesn't Quite Get It
Starting from this fall, Land Rover added hybrid versions for the Range Rover and the Range Rover Sport to its range. The first ever hybrid models in the history of Land Rover combine a 3.0-liter SDV6 turbodiesel engine linked to an 8-speed ZF automatic...
- Land Rover Reveals Range_e, The Hybrid Electric Range Rover Sport
Land Rover will be putting its first dedicated hybrid model into production in 2013. The Range Rover Sport hybrid prototype shown here is named Range_e (the cutest-sounding name in just forever), and previews the diesel-electric hybrid power/drive train...
- Facelifted Range Rover Sport Gets New V6 Diesel And V8 Petrol Units
With the presentation of the 2010 Range Rover Sport we complete our coverage on the facelifted Land Rovers that began with the 2010 Range Rover and continued with the 2010 Discovery 4 or LR4. Like its two other siblings, the updated Range Rover Sport...
- 2009 Range Rover Sport Black And White Edition
Land Rover has launched a special edition version of the Range Rover Sport for the German market. As its name clearly suggests, 'das' Range Rover Sport Black and White is available exclusively in Santorini Black or Alaska White with matching interior...
- Jaguar & Land Rover Readying Hybrid Versions
Former Ford Group owned Jaguar and Land Rover are developing a series of hybrid models that will go on sale in Europe within the next five years. British magazine Autocar is reporting that the two carmakers that are now part of the Indian Tata Motors...
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Big Range Rover and Sport to Gain Hybrid Variants, Sport Also Gets 2.0-Liter Petrol Turbo
The 2013 edition of the Frankfurt motor show, which is to take place this September, has been selected by Land Rover as the venue of choice for the unveiling of diesel-electric hybrid versions of the all-new Range Rover and Range Rover Sport. The information was obtained by CarSales of Australia, which sat down with a leading engineer for the British company, Stuart Firth.
He confirmed that the aforementioned hybrid would go on sale in Europe by the end of this year, and that it's not the only new version to be revealed in Frankfurt. The German auto show will also play host to the unveiling of a new V8 diesel-powered Sport, which will get 700 Nm (516 lb-ft) of torque.
Read more »- Xcar Reviews Range Rover Hybrid, Doesn't Quite Get It
Starting from this fall, Land Rover added hybrid versions for the Range Rover and the Range Rover Sport to its range. The first ever hybrid models in the history of Land Rover combine a 3.0-liter SDV6 turbodiesel engine linked to an 8-speed ZF automatic...
- Land Rover Reveals Range_e, The Hybrid Electric Range Rover Sport
Land Rover will be putting its first dedicated hybrid model into production in 2013. The Range Rover Sport hybrid prototype shown here is named Range_e (the cutest-sounding name in just forever), and previews the diesel-electric hybrid power/drive train...
- Facelifted Range Rover Sport Gets New V6 Diesel And V8 Petrol Units
With the presentation of the 2010 Range Rover Sport we complete our coverage on the facelifted Land Rovers that began with the 2010 Range Rover and continued with the 2010 Discovery 4 or LR4. Like its two other siblings, the updated Range Rover Sport...
- 2009 Range Rover Sport Black And White Edition
Land Rover has launched a special edition version of the Range Rover Sport for the German market. As its name clearly suggests, 'das' Range Rover Sport Black and White is available exclusively in Santorini Black or Alaska White with matching interior...
- Jaguar & Land Rover Readying Hybrid Versions
Former Ford Group owned Jaguar and Land Rover are developing a series of hybrid models that will go on sale in Europe within the next five years. British magazine Autocar is reporting that the two carmakers that are now part of the Indian Tata Motors...