Just recently, Land Rover has axed the three-door Range Rover Evoque from its line-up due to slow sales.

Jaguar Racing never rests on its laurels. Shortly after unveiling the I-Pace's production version, it recently debuted its all-electric race car prototype to the automotive world.

Reports say that Range Rover's first-ever hybrid SUV, the 2019 Land Rover Range Rover P400e, is set to arrive this summer. It is touted as a proponent of sustainable luxury movement that will see Porsche and Bentley rolling out their own plug-in hybrid models.

Aiming to expand its classic dealer network, Jaguar and Land Rover has recently inaugurated a Classic Center in Essen, Germany. Same with its site, which was created in England last year, this new facility will serve as a place to repair and sell vintage vehicles from the lineups of the two companies.

The Velar is really unstoppable. Just recently, Range Rover has revealed that the mid-size SUV now comes with new engine options and safety technology. Included in the options are a D275 3.0L V6 diesel engine that cranks out 275ps and 625Nm of torque, as well as a P340 3.0L supercharged gas V6 that produces 340ps and 450Nm of torque.

The recently concluded 2018 World Car Awards has hailed Range Rover Velar as the most beautifully designed vehicle on the planet with the World Car Design of the Year title. Bringing modernity, elegance and glamor to the Range Rover family, Velar presents a distinct blend of engineering integrity and design excellence.

For the season five 2018-2019 of the action-packed FIA Formula E electric racing championship, Jaguar has designed a splendid livery for it.

Like what it does with all its remarkable road-going cars, the British luxury automaker set its eyes on delivering a highly dynamic and futuristic design highlighting the already sculpted shape of the Gen-2 racer's carbon fiber body. Moreover, the new car comes with a longer range, which means there will no longer be a need for mid-race car swaps.

Jaguar Land Rover is up for something big again. Just recently, the British automaker embarked on a new mission—a three-year collaboration at an advanced interactive experience, 007 Elements in Solden, Austria.