Overview & Reviews

The 2015 Evoque's optional self-parking system adds perpendicular parking to its repertoire, and the blind spot monitor now comes with rear cross-path alert. A Convenience package (Pure and Pure Plus trims) bundles the navigation system with keyless entry and ignition, while a Black Dynamic package includes various black exterior details. There's also a new mobile app interface (InControl Apps) and two pricey Autobiography models debut (late availability), with the Dynamic variant offering a power bump and other performance upgrades.

• Impressive fuel economy
• Compact dimensions enhance maneuverability
• Plenty of standard features
• Fashion-forward styling
• Available two-door body style.

• Dismal rear visibility.
• Rigid ride, especially with larger wheels
• Less cargo and rear-passenger room than rivals
• Lackluster engine with no available upgrade (Autobiography Dynamic aside)

User Reviews:

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  Disappointed - 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
  By Tony Schmidt - April 10 - 9:08 am

  Hate complain but the JDPower survey they sent was nothing but marketing research for Land Rover and the dealership. No opportunity to discuss these deficiencies. Overhead sunglasses compartment broke within 2 months of purchase of this new car. Took it in for repair. It took 5 weeks to get the part and a week to get an appointment after they called to say it was in. When they replaced it, it broke again in one day. Trim on the exterior sides of the windshield came loose on my second long highway trip and I had to stop several times as the flapping became unbearable. Had to remove the trim. So far that repair has held up, Jerky starts in economode. Evoque has a tiny little area to organize phone, change, pen, glasses. Cheap plastic tire rims are easily damaged on curbs, tint in wire filled windshield darkens the true beauty of the horizon, turn signal keeps going for a short period after being turned off, gas tank is on the passenger side (duh), accessing the odometer is not intuitive. You have to push a button on the tip of the turn signal!, the tiny rear window is inadequate, I cannot see kids walking in front of my house as I back out of my garage.

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  Stylish SUV - 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque
  By Cliff - November 6 - 6:12 pm

  The Evoque is a fun car drive. It looks great inside and out. The ride is comfortable most of the time, although larger bumps are not suppressed. It is a great handling SUV. My gas mileage is about 21 in mixed driving, although the Evoque on board computer says its 23. The transmission has 9 speeds, and it can take a second for it to find the gear you want in comfort mode, it reacts faster in sport mode. The paddle shifters work well. I would not recommend this as a family SUV its too small, but if its just you or just you and a friend or spouse, its a great size. The panoramic sun roof is a great feature at night or when its not too hot out. The stereo and navigation controls can use some improvement, they are slow to react to touch. The climate system is excellent. Overall, after one month and a thousand miles, Im happy with the Evoque, it could use some updating in the electronics, and the gas mileage could be better, but I just enjoy driving it.