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Land Rover LRX Concept
Rover says its LRX Concept is a very different vehicle than it has made before because it’s lighter, more compact and more “sustainable,” but is still in keeping with the brand’s off-road strengths. This three-door crossover is smaller than the LR2 and is being touted by Land Rover as a “cross-coupe.” Powered by a 2.0-liter, turbodiesel-hybrid that can run on electricity alone at speeds up to 20 mph, Land Rover says the engine can also run on biodiesel and meets Federal specifications. It sports Land Rover’s all-wheel drive system with hill-descent control and the Terrain Response system, which has an added Eco mode for lower emission driving in the city.