Jaguar Land Rover India announced the launch of the Range Rover Evoque convertible at INR6.95m (US$106,946) ex-showroom, India.
The model is India's first luxury convertible SUV and sold in HSE Dynamic form powered by the 2.0-litre Si4 Ingenium petrol engine producing 177 kW.
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Rohit Suri, president and managing director, Jaguar Land Rover India (JLRIL), said: "We are excited to launch India's first luxury SUV convertible. The convertible combines the bold design and refinement of Evoque with a sophisticated folding roof. It adds another dimension to the Land Rover family, further enhancing its desirability and appeal."
The vehicle has a fabric Z-folding convertible roof system that lays flush with the rear bodywork for a sleek, uncluttered appearance when lowered.
The configurable ambient interior lighting and the perforated Windsor leather seats ensure comfort and personalisation. Adaptive full LED headlights complement the vehicle's design cues by combining a distinctive look with enhanced light output for better visibility and safety at night.
The Torque Vectoring by Braking system enhances agility and stability during cornering. The All Terrain Progress Control (ATPC) is a system that enables drivers to set and maintain a steady speed in challenging conditions. The lightweight, compact nine-speed automatic transmission is extremely robust and perfectly complements the vehicle's all-terrain capabilities while delivering exemplary levels of refinement and efficiency.
The Indian model has a head up display which presents key vehicle data such as vehicle speed, gear position and navigation directions on the windscreen.
The Wi-Fi hotspot uses a customer supplied SIM to provide in car access to a hotspot for up to eight devices. This allows passengers to simultaneously stay connected, work or be entertained.
The surround camera system uses cameras placed around the vehicle to offer a near 360 degree view.
