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Indian version of an evoque - andrey1302 - 19-07-2012 06:43pm
http://motor.ru/news/2012/07/19/evoque/
RE: Indian version of an evoque - RacingSnake - 19-07-2012 06:55pm
Well.... I can't tell the difference, other than it says "MoonRover" on it.
RE: Indian version of an evoque - Westy - 19-07-2012 06:58pm
Oh dear
The Chinese will be next, like the cherry rav 4 lookalike
RE: Indian version of an evoque - lesdon499 - 19-07-2012 07:39pm
Are JLR owners not TATA who I think are Indian
RE: Indian version of an evoque - XFullFatTim - 19-07-2012 07:49pm
There was an item in the motoring news earlier this year that to get around putative import taxes in India Tata/ Land Rover would be importing Knock Down kits for both Evoque and Freelaner 2 to be built only for the Undian market at a Tata factory in Gujerat State I think it was
RE: Indian version of an evoque - xxxx5 - 19-07-2012 08:47pm
I like it..............not
RE: Indian version of an evoque - Ranger4 - 19-07-2012 08:51pm
If they even sell one of those, I will be shocked....
RE: Indian version of an evoque - Donny Dog - 19-07-2012 08:57pm
It's not an Evoque kit build, though, it's a customised Tata Safari. Because they are stuck with the basic shape of the donor car, all they've achieved is to add a few Evoque-like trimmings.....and it looks as bad as that makes it sound!
If they actually assemble Evoques from kits, though, as Tim has mentioned possible plans for, what's to stop Tata importing them to the UK, rather than make them here?
RE: Indian version of an evoque - XFullFatTim - 19-07-2012 09:04pm
Ummm I've now been able to see the picture........... Definitely a Tata Safari after a major bit of surgery
RE: Indian version of an evoque - IKM - 19-07-2012 09:26pm
(19-07-2012 08:57pm)Donny Dog Wrote: It's not an Evoque kit build, though, it's a customised Tata Safari. Because they are stuck with the basic shape of the donor car, all they've achieved is to add a few Evoque-like trimmings.....and it looks as bad as that makes it sound!Hopefully import duties will stop them importing. Bang up to date though with the LR badge on the grill!
If they actually assemble Evoques from kits, though, as Tim has mentioned possible plans for, what's to stop Tata importing them to the UK, rather than make them here?