Range Rover Velar and Evoque Local Pricing

Pricing for Range Rover’s new Velar and Evoque has been made available, and models can be ordered directly on the JLR South Africa eCommerce websites or from any JLR retail agent across SA.   

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The Velar features a refreshed design, a slightly reimagined interior layout, and an accompaniment of various pieces of tech. Most notably, the new Velar model features a wider array of technology from the new floating 11.4-inch curved touchscreen featuring the Pivi Pro infotainment system to the Cabin Air Purification Pllus air filtration system.  

Related: Range Rover Velar will Arrive with Minor Updates

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Range Rover Velar Pricing: 

  • Range Rover Velar D200 Dynamic SE: R1 670 900
  • Range Rover Velar D200 Dynamic HSE: R1 814 300
  • Range Rover Velar D300 Dynamic SE: R1 857 100
  • Range Rover Velar D300 Dynamic HSE: R1 984 100
  • Range Rover Velar D300 Autobiography: R2 089 700
  • Range Rover Velar P340 Dynamic HSE: R1 961 100
  • Range Rover Velar P400e Dynamic SE: R2 093 300
  • Range Rover Velar P400e Dynamic HSE: R2 202 700
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Range Rover Evoque Pricing:  

Similarly to the Velar model, the changes to the Evoque’s character and offerings that have been introduced in the new model mainly focus on interior adjustments with a new level of technology and a slight revision of the exterior design. 

Related: 2024 Range Rover Evoque – local pricing revealed

Pricing

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  • Range Rover Evoque D200 Dynamic SE: R1 258 100
  • Range Rover Evoque D200 Dynamic HSE: R1 310 900
  • Range Rover Evoque D200 Autobiography: R1 422 200
  • Range Rover Evoque P300e Dynamic SE: R1 647 900
  • Range Rover Evoque P300e Dynamic HSE: R1 702 000

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