Selecting the Eco mode also changes the interior lights to a softer green from either the sports-mode red or off-road blue. Inside, the LRX Concept has decent space for four people; meanwhile, there is significant under-seat and under-floor storage. Incorporated into the Range Rover styled tailgate is not only a place to sit, but also a bottle chiller and speakers with an iPod docking station. Furthermore, Land Rover says the LRX can be fitted with an internal bike rack with the back seats folded.


Many like Land Rovers, but rarely are they considered environmentally kind. To further battle this notion, the LRX Concept uses more recycled materials - the 'fine suede' trim pieces were once plastic bottles. Additionally, its carpet felt is from sustainable sources, and the chromium-free leather is more recycle-friendly. The LRX Concept embodies the future of Land Rover, and even after spending $2.3 billion to purchase both Land Rover and Jaguar from Ford, Tata can't afford not to put the LRX into production. Given how the 2004 Range Stormer Concept eluded to the 2006 Range Rover Sport, we could see a production LRX on our roads by 2010.


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