Introducing the new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
If you want a premium SUV that feels easy to drive every day, the new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque is an always popular choice. It keeps its distinctive shape and raised driving position, but the latest model feels more polished where it matters � clearer screens, smarter camera support, and cabin tech that makes busy roads and long trips feel less tiring.
This newest Evoque also does a better job of blending city-friendly size with genuine Land Rover capability. That matters if your driving week mixes tight parking spaces, dark country lanes, and the odd muddy track to a dog walk or a campsite.
When you're ready to experience it properly, you can book a test drive with Vertu and compare the S and Dynamic SE back-to-back.
New Land Rover Range Rover Evoque trim options
| Trim level |
Best for |
Key features and differences |
| S |
A clean, well-equipped Evoque without going overboard |
Strong everyday spec with modern infotainment, driver assistance you'll actually use, and a smart cabin finish. |
| Dynamic SE |
Drivers who want a sportier look and extra convenience |
Adds Dynamic styling and tends to include more "daily wins" (parking support, upgraded design details, and a more purposeful finish). |
New Land Rover Range Rover Evoque running costs
| Trim level |
Example powertrain you may see |
Typical combined economy |
Typical CO2 |
What it means for you |
| S |
D165 diesel (mild-hybrid, spec dependent) |
Up to ~46.9 mpg |
~156-175 g/km |
Makes sense if you rack up motorway miles and want fewer fuel stops. |
| S |
P200 petrol (spec dependent) |
~32.6 mpg |
~176-196 g/km |
Better for lower annual mileage and shorter trips. |
| S |
P300e plug-in hybrid (spec dependent) |
Up to ~41 miles electric range (WLTP) |
~32-38 g/km |
Handy if you can charge at home and want electric-only local driving. |
| Dynamic SE |
D165 diesel (mild-hybrid, spec dependent) |
Up to ~46.9 mpg |
~156-175 g/km |
Similar efficiency to S (engine dependent), with Dynamic SE styling on top. |
| Dynamic SE |
P200 petrol (spec dependent) |
~32.6 mpg |
~176-196 g/km |
Petrol running costs, paired with the higher trim. |
| Dynamic SE |
P300e plug-in hybrid (spec dependent) |
Up to ~41 miles electric range (WLTP) |
~32-38 g/km |
Plug-in efficiency potential, depending on how often you charge. |
New Land Rover Range Rover Evoque safety features and rating
- Five-star Euro NCAP safety rating (2019)
- Autonomous emergency braking to help reduce the risk of a front-end impact
- Lane keep assist to help you stay centred on faster roads
- Driver condition monitoring to prompt a break if it spots fatigue patterns
- Traffic sign recognition to help you keep on top of changing limits
- Blind spot assistance (availability can vary by model/pack) to support safer lane changes
- Rear cross traffic alert (availability can vary) to warn of vehicles passing behind as you reverse
New Land Rover Range Rover Evoque practicality and space
- Boot space around 472 litres (varies slightly by spec), giving you room for shopping, pushchairs, or weekend bags
- Split-folding rear seats so you can carry longer items without turning the cabin into chaos
- ISOFIX points on the outer rear seats for straightforward child-seat fitting
- Useful cabin storage for everyday essentials (phone, keys, drinks)
- ClearSight Rear View digital mirror (where fitted): if the boot is piled high or the rear seats are full, you can still get a clear view behind you. It's especially useful when you're reversing out of a tight space or joining a faster road with limited rear visibility
- A comfortable, supportive driving position that helps on longer trips, not just short commutes
New Land Rover Range Rover Evoque tech and convenience
- Pivi Pro infotainment with a clear central touchscreen, designed to feel quick and straightforward for navigation, media, and vehicle settings
- Smartphone connectivity (wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto on many specs) so maps and music feel familiar from day one
- ClearSight Ground View camera technology (where fitted): shows what's directly in front of and under the bonnet area, which helps on tricky tracks, steep entrances, and hidden kerbs � it's useful off-road, but it also helps you avoid scuffs in everyday driving
- Cabin Air Purification Plus (where fitted): helps the cabin feel fresher when you're stuck in traffic or driving through built-up areas. It's a real plus if you spend a lot of time on busy roads with the windows up
- Parking support tech (spec dependent), including cameras and sensors to make multi-storey car parks and tight bays less stressful
Can I buy a new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque on finance?
Yes, Land Rover Range Rover Evoque on finance is available with Vertu, and it's a practical way to match the car to your budget and how you drive. You can also choose a Land Rover Range Rover Evoque on finance package that suits the trim you want (S or Dynamic SE), with options varying by deposit, mileage, and agreement terms.
Typical options include:
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase)
- HP (Hire Purchase)
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire)
For a wider overview, read car finance explained and then speak to our team about the best route for you.
Where can I buy a new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque?
You can buy the new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque through Vertu and visit a Land Rover dealership to explore trims, colours, and availability. If you prefer a guided approach, we'll help you compare S and Dynamic SE, talk you through finance, and get a test drive booked in. You also get the reassurance of Vertu's customer service throughout the process.
To browse availability, you can explore new Land Rover models, or view our wider selection of new cars in stock.
New Land Rover Range Rover Evoque FAQs
Which new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque trim should I choose?
The Evoque S is a great starting point if you want the model's key tech and comfort without paying for extra styling upgrades. If you prefer a sportier finish and a spec that usually adds more convenience features, Dynamic SE is the one to look at.
Is the new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque easy to park in tight spaces?
It feels very manageable for an SUV, especially if your chosen spec includes the surround camera setup. ClearSight Rear View can also help if the boot is full and you still want a clear view behind when reversing.
What insurance group is the new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque in?
Insurance groups vary by engine and trim. As a general guide, Evoque S examples are often around group 25, while a Dynamic SE example can sit around group 27 for common specs. Always check the exact model you're looking at for the most accurate quote.
What warranty cover should I expect on a new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque?
Land Rover typically offers a three-year manufacturer warranty with unlimited mileage for new vehicles. Some components (such as high-voltage parts on plug-in hybrids) can have different warranty terms, so it's worth confirming the cover for your chosen Evoque.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque?
If you like predictable monthly budgeting, a fixed plan can suit you well. If your mileage changes a lot year to year, a flexible approach can make more sense. Either way, staying on top of maintenance helps keep the car running as it should. You can also arrange support through Land Rover servicing.
Are the tech features of the new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque easy to use?
Yes, the best features solve simple problems. The infotainment keeps key functions clear, the camera tech helps with tight spaces and rougher ground, and Cabin Air Purification Plus is the sort of feature you appreciate most when you're spending a lot of time in traffic.
