Land Rover LRX

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The three-door Land Rover LRX concept is a cross-coupe that is compact in size, light in weight, and sustainable in technology.

Smaller than the LR2, the LRX is a premium car designed to appeal to new customers in the luxury and executive sector -- those who want many of the benefits of a 4x4 and the visual presence of a larger vehicle, but in a more compact package.

The Land Rover LRX is a natural extension of the Land Rover range, complementing the existing models with a car that will help to define a new segment. Its many recognizable Land Rover design cues include bold new interpretations of the signature clamshell hood, the floating roof and the solid wheel-at-each-corner stance.

Its compact size is one of its greatest assets, which will appeal to anyone who wants the versatile ability of an agile SUV with the cachet of the Land Rover name. In addition, its lower weight and the reduced aerodynamic drag resulting from the smaller frontal area give significant gains in fuel efficiency and reduced C02 emissions.

The LRX concept also adopts intelligent power management systems and other technologies first shown by Land Rover in the Land_e concept in 2006.