The Range Rover Evoque is a vehicle with a lot of tuning potential and aftermarket developers are taking advantage of this, with the latest company to present a modification pack for the British crossover being Startech.
The German tuning company already introduced an Evoque kit at the Dubai International Motor Show this month, but it is now back with a radically different approach. The company focused on the Evoque’s on-road side, sacrificing the other side of the car.
We get a new front fascia, a fresh rear bumper that houses a diffuser and quadruple tailpipes, as well as a roof wing. Going down, we find a set of custom lightweight alloy rims that come in sizes ranging between 20 and 22 inches, as well as a suspension that brings the car closer to the road by up to 30 mm.
The interior has received a serious amount of attention, with the tuner using a quilted leather finish for the seats and door panels, an Alcantara headliner, new trimming, a sports steering wheel and aluminum for the gear shifter and pedals.
Startech will also introduce a performance package for the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder unit of the range-topping SI4 version (you can read our review of the stock car here), with a similar development set to be released for the diesel engines later on.
We get a new front fascia, a fresh rear bumper that houses a diffuser and quadruple tailpipes, as well as a roof wing. Going down, we find a set of custom lightweight alloy rims that come in sizes ranging between 20 and 22 inches, as well as a suspension that brings the car closer to the road by up to 30 mm.
The interior has received a serious amount of attention, with the tuner using a quilted leather finish for the seats and door panels, an Alcantara headliner, new trimming, a sports steering wheel and aluminum for the gear shifter and pedals.
Startech will also introduce a performance package for the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder unit of the range-topping SI4 version (you can read our review of the stock car here), with a similar development set to be released for the diesel engines later on.
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