Time has come to think small! All car manufacturers are racing with the concept of their distinctive small cars and so is the Jaguar Land Rover.
Jaguar-Land Rover is planning to roll out a small car with a little help from the UK government. The car will be purely based on the Land Rover’s LRX concept vehicle.
LRX concept is the smallest, lightest, and most fuel-efficient car that made its first debut in the Detroit Auto Show last year. And now the company aims to put the innovative concept on road.
LRX is born out of passion and speaks of Land Rover design language. With a highly desirable identity, the concept is styled with reinterpreting cues, floating roof, rising beltline, round headlights, and traditional Land Rover tailgate. Moreover, the compact size defines the need of present day car industry.
The innovative concept by JLR not only defines a style statement but makes a power statement too with intelligent power management system and revolutionary technologies. The best part is the beautiful interior designed with recycled materials.
This lightweight concept by JLR kitted out in sustainable technologies is a perfect answer to the present day challenges offering fuel efficiency, lower emissions, lower fuel consumption, thrifty designs, and engineering excellence.
It’s the season for small cars. At a time when Nano is all set to roll out its small and ultra cheap car Nano, other car manufacturers are also announcing their plans to introduce small cars in next couple of years. Do car manufacturers really want to add a small car in their range or all are just trying to grab the new segment that Tata has created with the Nano.
I think that car manufacturers have started understanding the need of the present day generation as well as the need of Indian road conditions. So many cars entering Indian market every year that the roads have become over congested and such a situation only small and compact cars can zip by the traffic. And over that the need of good mileage is the call of every car buyer. I personally feel that smaler the car better is the mileage.