Range Rover’s most refined SUV ‘Velar’ equipped with wristband activity key

Range Rover Velar the most recent SUV that just joined the league of Range Rover SUV’s will take its place in between the Range Rover Sport and Evoque SUV’s. The Velar which can also be referred to as Baby Sport, based on its resemblance with the Sport is 4,803mm in length shorter than the Sport.

The design of the Velar has slim horizontal taillights, stretching across the width of the tailgate, including pop-out door handles which gives a smooth side profile. 👍

It is interesting to note that an activity key is required to start the engine of the Velar, which can be worn like a wristwatch or a wristband. This is definitely a unique feature. 👌

Activity Key

The Velar is equipped with 18-inch alloy wheels, heated front seats, keyless entry, a heated windscreen and LED headlights, and will be more capable off road than any SUV.

The Velar has a lower base compared to the Range Rover Sport, which gives more headroom. The boot capacity is 632 litres with the rear seats, while when the rear seats are lowered it expands to 1,731 litres.

Inside the Velar, there are some high tech features such as the virtual cockpit display at the centrepiece located at the front accompanied by the center touchscreen which lights up and tilts forward when the engine is turned on.

There are some features in the central panel which activates the heated seats, suspension and transmission settings, and the heater, also the central panel will show music 💃, phone and navigation data.

The seats in the vehicle are offered in fabric if the customer does not want leather.

The Velar will be offered in both diesel and petrol engines boasting of a four-wheel drive, and all will get an eight-speed automatic transmission, however there will be six-cylinder editions and four-cylinder editions.