Thursday 10 November 2011

JAGUAR, LAND ROVER UNVEILING FUTURE MODELS IN L.A.



Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) continues its new product and concept vehicle momentum with the Global and North American debuts of multiple new products at the 2011 Los Angeles International Automobile Show, November 16 – 28.

Dr, Ralf Speth, CEO of Jaguar Land Rover commented: “Jaguar Land Rover is proud to be demonstrating for the U.S. market the latest design and technology advancements we have made with both brands, Our presence here reflects the fact that the U.S. is an important market for our global growth plans, and Southern California is a key region from a business and a global trends perspective.”

Making its global debut at the Show will be the 405kW XKR-S Convertible which joins the XKR-SCoupĂ© (pictured) as the fastest and most powerful production Jaguars ever created.  

Jaguar will also show the award winning Jaguar C-X16 Production Concept – combining hybrid technology with a highly responsive 3.0-litre V6 petrol engine beneath a beautifully styled body created by Director of Design, Ian Callum.

Land Rover, on the heels of the globally successful launch of the Range Rover Evoque, will be showcasing two design concepts, the DC100 (hard top) and DC100 Sport (open top) at the Show. The two concepts from Land Rover investigate the potential future design direction of the iconic Defender. The concepts capture the flexibility, adaptability and configurability that have always been key attributes of Land Rover and continue in today’s Defender.

The DC100 concept has been reconfigured for its North American debut to highlight the breadth of capability.  Land Rover DC100 concept will be revealed with a new body colour and different wheels and tyres.  Body colour changed to 'Heritage Blue' and new wheels and tyres optimised for off-road driving.

Following their initial global debuts at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September, the Jaguar C-X16 and Land Rover DC100 Sport were awarded top honours for Best in Show and Best Concept respectively by AutoWeek Magazine.  The company will be getting feedback from show attendees on its Jaguar and Land Rover concepts for future consideration.


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