Land Rover is building a Range Rover Evoque Convertible. While this is entirely not new information, it is interesting now more than ever considering the advancements and modifications that the manufacturer has poured into the parent model.

Land Rover actually made this known in 2012 after bringing Evoque cabriolet concept the same year to the Geneva Motor Show. Word later came out that production indeed was on course, then silence followed. A concept again at this point but it is one that looks to join a ‘proud lineage’ that now only has one roofless SUV, the Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet. Motorists now turn the sights on the town of Halewood near Liverpool to see if land Rover will keep their word this time round and grant the world its first premier SUV cabriolet.

There is not much to compare this concept with in terms of interior modifications but speculation is rife that the convertible will retain many of the interior qualities of the 2016 Range Rover Evoque. This only makes sense considering that it is the world’s first compact SUV convertible. Because this model forsakes the roof, you should expect to lose some boot space and substantial headroom. The structure will also weaken or compromise the stability of the body to accommodate the fabric hood.

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