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JLR Korea (CEO Robin Colgan) officially unveiled the 'Range Rover GT', the fifth model in the Range Rover family and a grand tourer embodying a new interpretation of the brand, on the 23rd. This unveiling marked the world's first reveal of the interior space of the Range Rover GT.
The interior consistently applies the design philosophy of the exterior's Wonju-inspired aesthetic to realize purity, sophistication, and restrained modernity. It features a driver display replacing the traditional instrument cluster and a new single-screen design, while emphasizing Range Rover's signature horizontal design through air vents placed unobtrusively across the entire width of the cabin. The dashboard is enveloped in a newly developed woven textile material with exquisite tactile qualities, achieving architectural sculptural beauty while seamlessly integrating built-in speakers. Additionally, it secures second-row legroom at the highest level in its class while reducing visual complexity and interior noise, and expanding voice recognition functions to enhance vehicle control convenience.
The Range Rover GT is the first all-electric Range Rover built on the electrified EMA (Electrified Modular Architecture) platform. It will be produced at the Halewood plant in the UK alongside internal combustion engine and hybrid models. The new model will initially be launched as a pure battery electric vehicle (BEV), with powertrain design flexibility secured to allow for the future addition of hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) options.
Currently, prototype vehicles are undergoing final global road testing while wrapped in camouflage livery that emphasizes their smooth silhouettes and coupe proportions. The camouflage livery design features elegant gold patterns inspired by the contour topography of the Geydon area in the UK, home to Range Rover's creative and engineering teams, as well as the digital aesthetics of the advanced technologies mounted on the vehicle.
Martin Llimpert, Managing Director of Range Rover, explained that this new model offers the most sophisticated on-road driving feel and all-weather driving capabilities among all Range Rovers in history. The Range Rover brand, sold in 121 countries worldwide, has continued its modernist design legacy since its inception in 1970 and plans to introduce pure electric (BEV) models across its entire lineup by 2030. Further details on the Range Rover GT are expected to be released later this year.
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