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Dynamically designed and arrestingly attractive, Land Rover’s LRX concept has won much praise on the show-car circuit and now we have the first tentative confirmation that a hybrid version of the vehicle will enter production. The standard version of the LRX was just confirmed for retail in March.

The UK Government also announced in March that a grant offer of up to £27 million ($44 million) would be made available to Land Rover for the production of an all-new car, and now the hybrid model is expected to go live with a production version of the Land-e Concept’s electric/petrol drivetrain – as we reported about two years ago.

Land Rover LRX Concept

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