Range Rover Evoque (2011-2018) SE Tech review - pictures

<p class="p1">The Range Rover Evoque has been given a facelift for 2016.</p>

<p class="p1">A new double 'sharks fin' aerial set-up is one of the few changes to the rear of the car.</p>

<p class="p1">Inside, the updates are minimal.</p>

<p class="p1">The Evoque maintains its status as the stylish sibling of the Range Rover family.</p>

Changes include new headlights and bumpers for a sharper look front and rear.

<p class="p1">There are also updated alloy wheel designs.</p>

The Range Rover Evoque receieves the new range of 'Ingenium' diesel engines.

The Range Rover Evoque is still a pleasant car to drive.

Space in the Evoque is unchanged meaning decent rear legroom.

The boot will be ample for most needs and the rear seats fold, though not completely flat.

Gearbox choice is between a six-speed manual or nine-speed automatic - we'd choose the auto.

The central infotainment screen has been given the latest set of updates featured on the facelifted Range Rover - but the graphics are still dated.