The transfer of Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford in the Indian group Tata Motors, in June 2008, created many questions about the intentions of the new owners on the growth rate of the two British automakers.
Today, almost four years later, everyone is now convinced that both are on the right track in terms of revenue, profitability, and the refresh rate of their models.
So after receiving the audience Evoque, the revelation of DC100 concept-as a successor to the Defender 2015 - and spy photos of the renewed Range Rover to be released by the end of 2012, the Land Rover now rehearse the streets of Europe in aesthetically updated Freelander.
The update focuses on new grille and redesigned front lights and rear, while improving the materials inside the car for which the engineers promise lower emissions and fuel consumption, without excluding the use of new engines.
The official launch of the renewed Freelander is expected in Paris on September 29, 2012, the auto show of the French capital in anticipation of sales last quarter of the year in which we live.
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