Land Rover unveils a vision of its future at the NAIAS (Detroit Show) in January 2008, with the world debut of the LRX concept – a bold evolution of Land Rover design that signals the brand’s shift into new areas of the market, while remaining true to its core values. As the company prepares to celebrate its 60th anniversary during 2008, the three-door LRX, with its more compact size, lighter weight and sustainability-focused technologies, clearly addresses the needs of a changing world.

The king of the luxury 4WDs will go on a diet for it’s next generation, but it’s a diet plan that will take 15 years. A new lighter Range Rover is being proposed by Land Rover engineers for the 2012 model year, using stablemate Jaguar’s rivet-bonded aluminium monocoque chassis technology.

The Range Rover AR7 is powered by a supercharged 4.5 litres V8 engine that develops 480

Before being purchased by the Indian conglomerate Tata, Land Rover created this - the LRX Concept. Not just another consumptive SUV, the LRX is a two-door that gathers vitality from both diesel fuel and electricity.

2012 Range Rover The Range Rover SUV is not only of the most important models for rappers all over the world, but it’s also crucial for Land Rover as most of its other vehicles are based on the same basic design of the Range Rover. Models like the Range Rover Sport, Discovery, Freelander and Defender all share their technology and design with the Range Rover, so as you can expect engineers have a lot of pressure resting on the shoulders when it comes to designing the latest model.

Following the huge success of the Range Rover Sport in the U.S. market, Land Rover North America is delighted to announce that a special version known as the LE will go on sale immediately.

Ford officially announced the Land Rover LRX concept car...finally.

The guys at Autocar got a first video before the official public presentation

The HAMANN Range Rover Sport Conqueror is the result of the meeting between classic English design and German styling. The German tuning company HAMANN also improved on the Range Rover's performance and upgraded the power output to 475 hp and 610 Nm of torque.

If you are a one of our regular readers you probably already have all the information mentioned above. The only new information you need to have about the matter are the new 2008 Range Rover photos that you can view after the jump.

Although 50 per cent more expensive, the TDV8 will deliver only 40 per cent more power and torque than the smaller Range Rover Sport, so I guess there is no linear correlation between gaining in price and gaining in power.