Jaguar Land Rover is on track for world domination. Okay, we exaggerate slightly but remember the days it basically made a couple of executive cars and some great off-roaders? Today it not only makes great vehicles, but it has become part of the cool crowd, something that it definitely lacked in years gone by. One of its most trendy and popular models is the Range Rover Evoque. Since its debut six years ago it has been a huge success and the company works overtime to keep up with demand. Six years is a long time in the auto industry these days though and in spite of it still looking fresh, the company will introduce the second generation of the Evoque in the latter half of 2018. Like the Jaguar E-Pace, the company is keeping quiet about the replacement for the Evoque. Our sources say the E-Pace is expected to be unveiled in the next couple of months, but while it is likely to share a platform with the new Evoque, the Range Rover derivative will wait until 2018. The new platform is n...

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