The company also declassified the first teaser images of the new product. They show the design of the future model using special wire sculptures.
The crossover's design will feature traits of the Velar, as well as the previously updated Range Rover and Range Rover Sport. Most likely, the second-generation Evoque will not be produced in a three-door version. Thus, Land Rover will only produce the model in five-door and convertible versions. However, there is no official confirmation of this information yet.
The new Evoque will be built on the updated D8 platform. According to preliminary data, the new Evoque will receive a hybrid modification. The powertrain of this version will include a new 1.5-liter three-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine. The unit will work in conjunction with an electric motor. The powertrain will also include a 48-volt electrical architecture.
