Range Rover to end Evoque and Velar production in 2027
The luxury carmaker is dropping its two cheapest SUVs and making way for a new entry-level electric model.
Key facts
Story- Range Rover will stop making the Evoque and Velar in 2027.
- The Range Rover GT and Sport will form a three-model lineup at higher prices.
- A new entry-level electric vehicle is set to take the brand's place at the lower end.
Range Rover is ending production of its two most affordable models, the Evoque and the Velar, in 2027. The luxury carmaker will leave a lineup built around the Range Rover GT and the Range Rover Sport.
The move removes the two cheapest SUVs from the brand's range. With them gone, the remaining lineup is positioned at a higher price point. A new entry-level electric vehicle is set to fill the lower end of the range, the brand's plans indicate.
What the change means for buyers
The Evoque and Velar have been the entry points into the Range Rover name. Buyers who want the badge at a lower price will have to look to the new electric model once it arrives. Pricing for that vehicle has not been confirmed in the available information.
The decision also reflects a shift toward fewer, higher-priced models. Two cars are leaving, and three remain, all sitting at the premium end of the market.
What happens next
The Evoque and Velar will continue to be sold until production ends in 2027. Range Rover has not yet given detailed specifications or a launch date for the new entry-level EV. Indian buyers should watch for local pricing and availability once the company confirms them.
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