Designed at Land Rover's studios in Gaydon, UK, the LRX sports a dynamic profile, with a tapering roofline and a muscular shoulder running the length of the car, accentuated by the rising beltline. The glazing wraps around the car leaving no pillars exposed and creating a bold design graphic. The architectural structure of the upper body is visible through polycarbonate windows and roof - echoing contemporary architecture.

Inside, the LRX features tan and dark chocolate leather, polished aluminium details and a sloping center console. The binnacle over the instrument cluster includes a 'floating' electronic display using LCD graphics to create a three-dimensional look. The instrument graphics also present data in layers depending on their level of importance while different drivetrain modes change the lighting in the cabin.

Source: cardesignnews