Jaguar Land Rover has unveiled Evoque NW8 at the Montreal Auto Show in Canada which is the final vehicle in Jaguar’s lineup of 'Inspired by Britain' collection.
The Evoque NW8 is inspired by the postcode in North West London, UK and it is based on SW1 Monochrome and SW1 Colour special editions.
The design of the vehicle celebrates history of Evoque showcasing the original 2008 LRX Concept, and 2012 Evoque Convertible Concept, Evoque five-door, Evoque Coupe.
Jaguar has used Fuji White paintwork on the exterior of the Evoque NW8 and Firenze Red color on the roof, along with matching red door mirror caps to give it a complete look.
The vehicle also features headlights and foglamps, black finished bumper inserts, Santorini Black wing vents and grille, and clear rear lights.
For the interior, customers can choose between ebony seats with perforated ebony inserts and taurus leather ebony seats with pimento perforated inserts.
The interior also features a white gearlever insert with red graphics, an Anodised Red rotary Driver Selector along with matching CommandShift gearshift paddles.
Land Rover Design Director Gerry McGovern said: "Our customers love to personalise their vehicles to reflect their own characters and the Evoque NW8 provides another opportunity for them to make a statement.
"Its bold combination of colours makes it the most individual of our 'Inspired by Britain' special editions."
The NW8 Range Rover Evoque will only be available in selected markets.
Image: Range Rover Evoque NW8. Photo: courtesy of Jaguar Land Rover.
