Land Rover rolls off its six-millionth vehicle from Solihull
2015 also marks the 45th year since the first Range Rover was launched as well as the 67th year since the original Land Rover Series I was unveiled at the Amsterdam Motor Show
Land Rover has reached a new milestone in its automotive journey. The Tata owned British manufacturer has rolled its six-millionth production vehicle off the assembly line at its Solihull factory. The vehicle is a Range Rover LWB Vogue SE.
To celebrate this achievement, Land Rover has kitted the SUV with a one-of-a-kind puddle lamp that projects a unique image when the car is unlocked. The image, essentially, is Land Rover’s logo with the milestone figure hovering above it. Quite a cool way to show the world that the particular Range Rover is indeed, a landmark SUV.
Land Rover showcased the six-millionth Range Rover LWB Vogue SE at the Shanghai Auto Show 2015. This year also marks the 45th year since the first Range Rover was launched as well as the 67th year since the original Land Rover Series I ...Continue Reading...
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