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Overview

The Land Rover Range Rover Evoque is a five-seat compact executive SUV for buyers who want a petrol all-wheel-drive Range Rover in a relatively compact footprint. The 2024 L551 facelift range starts from RM498,800, with 200 hp and 249 hp 2.0-litre petrol choices. It suits those prioritising the Evoque badge and AWD layout over lower entry prices elsewhere in the class.

Range Rover Evoque in 2026 — what's new

The Range Rover Evoque carries into 2026 unchanged, with no 2026-specific update announced. The current Malaysian L551 facelift range remains the P200 SE (M-Spec), P250 SE (H-Spec) and P250 Dynamic HSE. All use a 1,997 cc petrol engine, automatic transmission, AWD and five seats; the P200 makes 200 hp while both P250 versions make 249 hp. The facelift brings revised exterior styling and an 11.4-inch touchscreen. A next-generation Evoque is due to debut as an EV in 2027.

Variants (3)

RM498,800–RM565,800 · est. from RM5,090/mo

Which variant to buy

Most buyers should take the P250 SE (H-Spec) at RM529,800. Its RM31,000 step over the RM498,800 P200 SE buys 49 hp, taking output from 200 hp to 249 hp while retaining the same 1,997 cc petrol engine, AWD, automatic gearbox and five-seat layout. The P250 Dynamic HSE costs RM565,800, RM36,000 more than the P250 SE, but has the same 249 hp mechanical package on paper. Pay more only after checking that its trim and equipment suit your needs.

Previous model years (3)

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Colours

across the range — availability varies by variant

  • Arroios Grey Metallic
  • Carpathian Grey Metallic
  • Corinthian Bronze Metallic
  • Eiger Grey Metallic
  • Fuji White Solid
  • Ostuni Pearl White Metallic
  • Santorini Black Metallic
  • Seoul Pearl Silver Metallic
  • Tribeca Blue Metallic

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Verdict

The Evoque is a high-priced compact executive SUV, particularly when the range starts above the RM480,128 Alfa Romeo Stelvio and reaches beyond the RM498,888 Mercedes-Benz AMG GLC Coupe. It does bring standard AWD across all three Malaysian variants, plus the facelift’s 11.4-inch touchscreen. The P250 SE is the sensible point in the range because its extra 49 hp is tangible; the Dynamic HSE needs a close equipment check to justify its higher price.

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Land Rover Range Rover Evoque FAQ

How much is the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque in Malaysia?

The Range Rover Evoque costs from RM498,800 for the P200 SE (M-Spec), RM529,800 for the P250 SE (H-Spec) and RM565,800 for the P250 Dynamic HSE.

Which Land Rover Range Rover Evoque variant should I buy?

Buy the P250 SE (H-Spec). It has 249 hp, 49 hp more than the P200 SE, while keeping AWD, an automatic transmission and five seats. Choose the Dynamic HSE only if its trim and equipment matter to you.

Does the Range Rover Evoque have all-wheel drive?

Yes. Every Malaysian Evoque variant uses all-wheel drive and an automatic transmission, including the P200 SE, P250 SE and P250 Dynamic HSE.

Is there an electric Range Rover Evoque?

No current Malaysian Evoque variant is electric; all three use 1,997 cc petrol engines. A next-generation Evoque is set to debut as an EV in 2027.

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