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Land Rover is a brand that comes to all of us immediately because of its luxury and off-road capabilities. Although many myths surround these vehicles and with them, it makes the truth completely distorted. So in this blog, we're going to disprove some of the most common myths regarding Land Rovers and give you a clearer idea of what you are getting in these marvelous  Myth 1: Land Rovers Are Only For Off-Roading One of the major myths about the Land Rovers is that they can only be used on roads for off-road purposes. Although it is quite true that Land Rovers can dominate most tough roads, Land Rovers can also outdo their counterparts on smooth terrain. Models such as Range Rover and Discovery easily commute through a city and journey long distances, providing an extremely smooth ride. Advanced suspension systems and ultra-modern technology guarantee comfort and safety, whether it is a round in the city or off-road trails. Myth 2: They Are Too Costly To Maintain One of the major myths about owning a Land Rover is that maintenance would be extremely costly. Luxury often means added maintenance costs, but Land Rover makes the task easier through various service packages. Reliability in Land Rovers also ensures that the cars last longer. Therefore, many owners can confidently say that if properly cared for, the car will serve pretty well for many years and not give them much cause for trouble. Myth 3: Land Rovers Reliability  The impulsive view that Land Rovers are a problem is based on older models. Land Rover has significantly improved the reliability of the products they sell in recent years. Whether from advanced engineering or quality materials, modern Land Rovers appear to have fewer breakdowns, therefore a better ownership experience. Even though no vehicle can be declared perfectly problem-free, many of the current owners of Land Rovers report high satisfaction ratings and reliability as well. Myth 4: They Are Gas Guzzlers The myth includes the high fuel consumption of Land Rovers. The older versions were not that fuel-friendly, but the latest versions of Land Rover's cars are efficient. Most of its models have been equipped with clean technology in their engines, plus hybrid systems to minimize emissions and enhance fuel economy. For instance, the Range Rover PHEV has an electric-only mode for increasing efficiency on commutes. Myth 5: Land Rovers Are Only For The Rich While it is indeed a fact that Land Rovers are luxury vehicles, they're not for the rich only. There are various models within different price brackets available from Land Rover; for example, Discovery Sport and Range Rover Evoque are more budget-friendly options within the brand. Most people buy Land Rovers as an investment since they think their value through durability, resale, and status has its justification in the investment, thus appealing to a wider buying perspective. Myth 6: They Are Not Apt For Daily Use Others might say that Land Rovers are too big or clunky for daily driving. Land Rover has made its models versatile and user-friendly. Models such as the Range Rover Velar and Discovery Sport may be quite compact for city driving but spacious for family use. Features like advanced parking assistance and intuitive technology make them easy to use in a normal day situation. Myth 7: Off-Roading Requires Special Skills Land Rovers, being built for the perfect off-road drive, do not require anyone to be an expert in off-roading. Most modern models already feature advanced off-road systems, allowing the navigation of even the most difficult terrains. The technology is so evolved that today one can enjoy the features of the Land Rover with features such as Terrain Response, making the terrain accessible to even the most familiar with confidence. Conclusion The truths of Land Rover ownership can do much to dispel any myths that are often held about these vehicles. They are not merely off-roaders; they also represent luxury, dependability, and versatility for everyday use. With the continual advancement of technology and engineering, modern Land Rovers are becoming more efficient and accessible to a wider range of drivers. Whether you look at the Land Rover as an off-road adventure or your drive to work, you can be confident in the investment you are making. Also Read: 5 Upcoming Cars in the Next 3 Months

For a long time, Land Rover has been associated with the production of rough and tough off-road vehicles that are comfortable and dynamic at the same time. Of them, a few models are noteworthy because of their features and performance in the Indian automobile market. Here’s a look at the top five Land Rover models you should keep an eye on this year:  Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Engine(s) 2.0-litre petrol - 2.0-litre diesel    Power 247 bhp - 201 bhp Torque 365 Nm - 430 Nm Mileage 10.9 kmpl - 15.2 kmpl Acceleration (0-100 kmph)     7.5 seconds - 8.3 seconds Price (ex-showroom) Rs. 67.90 lakh The Range Rover Evoque remains the most affordable offering from Land Rover. It is powered by 2.0-litre petrol and 2.0-litre diesel engines. The interior of the Evoque can be defined as chic and the plastics are high quality. The 10.25-inch infotainment system is also easy to use. It is designed for the urban environment mainly due to its size and occasional off-road activities. Land Rover Range Rover Velar Engine(s) 1998 cc - 1998 cc  Power 247 bhp - 201 bhp Torque 365 Nm - 430 Nm Mileage 13.1 kmpl - 15.2 kmpl Acceleration (0-100 kmph)    7.5 seconds - 8.3 seconds    Price (ex-showroom) Rs. 87.90 lakh The Range Rover Velar is a stylish and elegant sports utility vehicle (SUV) that is customised to offer the best. It comes with 2.0-litre petrol and diesel mills producing 201 bhp and 247 bhp, respectively, which is suitable for off-roading. The Velar comes with an air suspension system and a hi-tech interior comprising a pair of touchscreens, a Meridian sound system, panoramic sunroof and ambient lighting. It is ideal for those who are seeking to have a taste of luxury and a touch of the wild side. Land Rover Defender Engine(s) 1997 cc - 4999 cc Power 296 bhp - 626 bhp Torque 400 Nm - 750 Nm Mileage 6.8 kmpl - 40 kmpl (hybrid) Acceleration (0-100 kmph)    7.5 seconds - 8.3 seconds Price (ex-showroom) Rs. 97.15 lakh - Rs. 2.85 crore     The Defender has a very robust look and is designed primarily for off-road use. It features a host of engine options, including a 5-litre supercharged V8. The Defender series is boxy and built tough, which is perfect for the explorer kind. It also comes with an interior that is more contemporary and is loaded with an 11.4-inch touchscreen, steering-mounted controls, dual-zone AC and a 360-degree camera setup. Rover Range Rover Sport Engine(s) 2997 cc - 4395 cc Power 346 bhp - 626 bhp Torque 550 Nm - 750 Nm Mileage 10.42 kmpl - 13.16 kmpl Acceleration (0-100 kmph)     3.8 seconds - 5.9 seconds Price (ex-showroom) Rs. 1.4 crore - Rs. 2.8 crore     The Range Rover Sport is a performance-oriented SUV boasting dynamic handling and an exciting ride. It is also comfortable and luxurious like every Range Rover. The Sport model is equipped with a generous set of technologies; therefore, it is perfect for those who are going to combine performance with comfort. These include the massaging function, ventilated seats, air suspension and cabin boot access. Land Rover Range Rover Engine(s) 2996 cc - 4395 cc Power 346 bhp - 523 bhp Torque 550 Nm - 750 Nm Mileage 8.77 kmpl - 13.16 kmpl Acceleration (0-100 kmph)    4.6 seconds - 6.4 seconds Price (ex-showroom) Rs. 2.3 crore - Rs. 4.17 crore     The Range Rover is the company’s pride and joy and represents luxury and power in every sense of the word. It features engine options ranging from 2996 cc to 4395 cc  The Range Rover comes equipped with a luxurious interior, with bits like a 13.7-inch digital driver’s display, a 13.1-inch touchscreen infotainment system, Amazon Alexa connectivity and a PM2.5 air filter. It also comes with impressive off-road capabilities, due to the latest air suspension system and all-wheel drive. Read Also: Top 10 Most Expensive Cars in India and Their Features

Adding to the Defender family of cars, Land Rover revealed a new OCTA variant on Wednesday. The ‘OCTA’ name is inspired by a diamond, falling in line with Defender’s luxury and extreme toughness. Land Rover claims the OCTA is Defender’s most powerful and capable 110 iteration yet. India prices start at Rs. 2.65 crore, while the Edition One slated for its inaugural production year goes for Rs. 2.85 crore, both ex-showroom. Defender OCTA: Design and Cabin Changes Overall silhouette remains similar to the Defender 110 but a larger grille, smoked alloys and OCTA badge on the C-pillar are new. A contrasting black roof and tailgate are standard across all OCTAs. Inside it houses an 11.4-inch touchscreen unit besides brand-new performance seats finished in a 3D-knit texture. New paint schemes like Faroe Green, Carpathian Grey and Petra Copper are to be made available apart from matt finishes for all colours.  Defender OCTA: Engine Specs Powered by incumbent BMW-sourced 4.4-litre V8 engine, Land Rover has been bumped to 626 bhp and 750 Nm (800 Nm with Dynamic Launch Mode), making it the most powerful Defender ever. For reference, the standard supercharged Defender V8 churns out 518 horsepower. The setup is capable of hauling the 2,510 kg SUV from 0 to 100 kmph in 4 seconds. Top speed comes at 250 kilometres per hour.  Defender OCTA: More Offroad Capable In terms of ride height and width, the SUV sees an increment of 68 mm and 28 mm, respectively, than the Defender 110. Water wading depth has leapt 10% to 1 metre or over 3 feet, another Defender-first. It also gets overhauled 400 mm discs ahead with Brembo callipers.  Suspension tweaks include 6D Dynamics with roll control and heavily reworked chassis bits. Land Rover has collaborated with Goodyear to equip the limited-edition car with Advanced All-Terrain rubber hugging 20-inch forged alloy wheels. However, the 250 kmph mark is achievable with 22-inch lightweight wheels running on all-terrain tyres. Also read - Nissan Teases X-Trail Again Ahead Of July Launch

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced plans to locally manufacture two of its popular SUVs in India. Both Range Rover and Range Rover Sport will now be built at JLR's plant in Pune, India. Deliveries of the locally-assembled Range Rover have started from today itself while the Range Rover Sport SUV will start delivering from August 16. Range Rover, Range Rover Sport: What to Know? As of now, the Pune-based facility has been producing Range Rover Velar, Range Rover Evoque, Land Rover Discovery Sport, and the Jaguar F-Pace. Now, with the announcement of manufacturing two more Land Rover models, India becomes the first market to locally assemble Range Rover and Range Rover Sport. Powertrain and Prices The locally manufactured Range Rover Sport is available only with the Dynamic SE variant. It is either available with a 3.0-litre petrol engine or diesel unit. The price for both variants stands at Rs 1.40 crore (ex-showroom). Talking about the Rang Rover SUV, it is offered with a 3.0-litre diesel LWB HSE and 3.0-litre petrol LWB Autobiography variants. Prices for both are Rs 2.36 crore and Rs 2.60 crore (ex-showroom), respectively. These made-in-India Land Rover cars are up to Rs 56 lakh more affordable. However, it is not confirmed whether the automaker will introduce any new features on these locally assembled SUVs. Also Read: Nissan X-Trail to Launch Soon in India