Land Rover’s Range Rover will be updated next year with new cabin infotainment borrowed from the upcoming Range Rover Velar.
As shown by a development car seen testing with an undisguised interior, the Range Rover will get a larger, dual-touchscreen area in its centre console - a design clearly inspired by the Velar’s system.
The Velar has two configurable 10.0in touchscreens for its Touch Pro Duo infotainment system, reducing switchgear to an absolute minimum. The second screen is below the main infotainment screen, ahead of the gear selector, and controls systems including the air-conditioning and Terrain Response.
This tech-focused design philosophy will be rolled out in the updated Range Rover, although it’s not yet clear if the screen dimensions will remain the same. Given the Range Rover’s higher price point, it could get slightly larger units.
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Tim Oldland
Jeez....
I think you mean the turbocharged 4.4 litre V8 diesel. And there isn't a supercharged 3.0 litre V6 diesel either!
Citytiger
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James Dene
Good grief
TS7
Andvanced Infotainment?..
TS7
Edit function?
This is 2017 Autocar, not 1997.
TStag
I assume the RR Sport will
Now how about fitting it to the XF?
TS7
It'll make...
...the rest of the interior look even more old fashioned...
Peter Brown
New Range Rover Spy Shots
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