Introduced for the 2011 model year, this compact luxury SUV marked a major shift for the Range Rover line by bringing the brand’s off-road credibility into a smaller, more city-focused package. It grew out of Land Rover’s LRX concept and was positioned as a stylish, premium crossover aimed at buyers who wanted Range Rover design and capability in a more manageable footprint. Early production included both three-door coupé and five-door body styles, helping establish its distinctive, fashion-forward image in the compact SUV segment. In the years that followed, it became one of the brand’s most important global nameplates and helped define the modern luxury compact SUV category. A second-generation version arrived for the 2020 model year with an all-new architecture, updated technology, and electrified powertrain options, continuing the model’s original mission while moving it into a newer era of refinement and efficiency. The nameplate remains in production today as part of the Range Rover family.
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