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Range Rover has confirmed that the Evoque and Velar will cease production by the end of 2027, with no direct replacement planned. The new Range Rover GT, set to launch in 2027, will serve as the entry-level model, priced around $90,000. The GT will be the first model to use the brand's new EMA platform and will be available with electric, hybrid, and combustion powertrains. The decision to discontinue the Evoque and Velar is part of Range Rover's strategy to focus on higher-end, more profitable models and maintain the brand's exclusivity.
The Evoque and Velar, which have been the most affordable models in the Range Rover lineup, will be replaced by the GT, which is expected to be more car-like and sedan-like. The GT will be positioned below the Range Rover Sport and will eventually take the place of the Discovery Sport, which ends production in December 2026. The GT's interior will feature elements derived from the Jaguar Type 01, and it will be the first model to ride on the brand-new EMA platform.
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