New range rover autobiography 2015 model

• Luxurious Autobiography Limited Edition will now be available on the Range Rover Evoque
• Two new Limited Editions ‑ Range Rover Evoque Autobiography and Autobiography Dynamic, bring heightened luxury and increased performance
• Autobiography Dynamic features a 285hp turbocharged 2.0‑liter engine, revised chassis for sharper handling, larger 13.8‑inch (350mm) front brake discs and a more responsive ZF 9‑speed automatic transmission.
• The standard powertrain is a 240hp turbocharged 2.0 liter with a ZF nine speed automatic
• Land Rover InControl Apps* enables vehicle optimized smartphone apps to be displayed and controlled from the vehicle's touchscreen

(MAHWAH, N.J.) ‑ March 1, 2014 ‑ Land Rover is introducing two new limited editions to the Range Rover Evoque line‑up for 2015: the luxurious Autobiography, and the more powerful, more agile Autobiography Dynamic.

The Autobiography limited editions feature enhanced body styling, 20‑inch forged alloy wheels and premium leather interior details. The Autobiography Dynamic chassis has been optimized for sharper handling, and receives a 2.0‑liter turbocharged engine which has been upgraded to 285hp ‑ a substantial 45hp increase.

Enhancing Land Rover's connected‑car technologies, Land Rover InControl Apps* debuts across the range. InControl Apps enables vehicle‑optimised smartphone apps to be displayed and controlled with their original look and feel from the vehicle's touchscreen**. Owners simply connect their smartphone through a dedicated USB port to enable compatible iPhone® or Android™ apps to function.

Park assist semi‑autonomous parking, a surround camera system, blind‑spot monitoring with closing vehicle sensing and reverse traffic detection continue to be available, making the Range Rover Evoque perfectly suited to busy urban environments***.

Since its launch in 2011, the Range Rover Evoque has w

When it comes to effortlessly transporting pampered humans across the varied land surfaces of planet Earth, the 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography is (never mind the curious name) unequivocally the most accomplished vehicle in the world.

Consider its competencies. There is no other vehicle on the planet able to cruise the limitless German Autobahn at more than 155 mph, crawl over the slick boulders at Moab, traverse the deepest sands of the Sahara Desert, trek across the frigid Arctic Circle, and wade through meter-deep swamps in the jungles of the Congo — all while the coddled passengers in the second row sit cross-legged appreciating Mozart’s “Rondo Alla Turca” on a 1,700-watt sound system.

Bearing in mind its extraordinary attributes, a week around suburban Los Angeles was but a walk in the park for the British sport utility vehicle.

History and Design

Today’s Range Rover is the fourth generation in a lineage of capable off-road vehicles that debuted in 1970. Those first 4×4 models were built upon a steel body-on-frame chassis, and the passenger cabins were outfitted with vinyl seats that could be washed clean with a blast from a water hose at the end of the day. Those Land Rovers were adept workhorses that helped establish the brand’s supremacy when the pavement came to an end.

Late-model Land Rovers boast all essential DNA from their rugged predecessors, but their all-aluminum monocoque chassis (with alloy body panels) and luxurious leather-lined passenger cabins elevate them to the top of the premium segment. A late-model Land Rover may still be hauling climbing gear in the Himalayas or water containers in the Sahara, but its buyer profile includes the wealthiest in the world.

The Magnificent Autobiography Package

Perched at the top of the Land Rover pyramid is the Range Rover, which is offered in both standard- and long-wheelbase configurat