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Jaguar Land Rover has completely redesigned the new Range Rover Velar and will release it around 2025. The current model, which is the first generation, has been on sale since 2017, and 8 years after its release, it has undergone a full model change and has finally become a BEV. The company is currently planning and developing the BEV version of its existing lineup, and spy shots have been taken of the first production prototype of the Range Rover Velar EV. Land Rover aims to become a fully automated modern luxury car manufacturer by 2030 . By 2032, all Jaguar and Land Rover models will be equipped with EVs.

About the new Land Rover 2nd generation “Range Rover Velar EV”

• Adopts Electrified Modular Architecture (EMA)
• Range Rover Velar is Land Rover’s first BEV model

The commercial version will be built using Jaguar Land Rover’s Electrified Modular Architecture (EMA), which will power the company’s upcoming EVs. It will be the first of Land Rover’s new BEV models to be produced at the company’s revamped site in Halewood, UK, and will be followed by the Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover Discovery Sport EV successor. Continue.

Land Rover 2nd generation new “Range Rover Velar EV” spy shots

• Adopts a new generation exterior design.
• It is likely to have an 800V architecture.
• Positioned to compete with Porsche Macan EV

The prototype, captured in freezing Finnish Lapland, is hidden behind heavy camouflage. It has a sleek silhouette, but the low-slung design may be more focused on highway performance than off-road performance. In other words, it may not be the flagship Range Rover, which is expected to maintain a tall, boxy, off-road-oriented design. It is speculated to be a successor to the Range Rover Velar, but it is unclear whether the EV version will retain the same name. At the rear, part of the fairly slim LED taillights can be seen, and at the same time the tailgate has been enlarged and the rear window appears to have been redesigned to be more compact.

The next-generation EV is positioned to compete with the Porsche Macan EV , and will likely be an SUV that emphasizes on-road performance compared to Range Rover and other vehicles. Jaguar Land Rover has not yet announced official specifications for its upcoming EV, but it is likely to have an 800V architecture. With towing, wading, and off-road technology, it says it goes “above and beyond.” It’s just like any other luxury electric SUV.