On June 17, 2010, Range Rover will celebrate its 40th anniversary and, if sources are to be believed, will unveil a new model based on the Land Rover LRX Concept. According to insiders that spoke with AutoCar, the Ranger Rover LRX will enter production in early 2011. The production LRX will be unveiled as a more environmentally-friendly face of an all SUV brand. (more…)

Land Rover is currently in the process of updating three of its SUVs, with prototypes for facelifted versions of the Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, and now the Discovery 3, or LR3 as it’s known in the U.S., all being sighted in the past couple of months. These latest shots of Land Rover’s midsize SUV undergoing cold weather testing show that there will only be minor changes implemented for the 2010 model year update. (more…)

Northen Europe cold weather testing for Land Rover Sport, a facelifted prototype was spotted. The performance SUV already received a series of upgrades in 2007, including the introduction of a 3.6L twin turbo diesel V8, so for its next update the list of changes have been kept to a minimum. (more…)

After a long time of suggesting the plan to build a sport three-door model Land Rover, the ARK ReDesign is unveiled.

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It’s Official! Auto Express reveals the first pictures of Land Rover’s new look Discovery.

Set to make its public debut at the London Motor Show in July the car will go on sale in August, priced from £29,950.

An evolution, rather than revolution in design, the newcomer gets a re-profiled front bumper, revised rear bumper and body coloured wheel arches.

The distinctive two-piece tailgate now comes with body coloured tailgate lift handle and the attention to detail continues with the revised ‘tungsten’ coloured side vents and door handles.

New 19-inch 7-spoke alloy wheels and three new exterior metallic paint colours – Santorini Black, Galway Green and Bournville will also be offered, while inside interior upgrades include a new ‘almond’ trim colour and an updated Bluetooth system.

Source: AutoExpress