Land Rover aim to keep LRX interior
March 18, 2008 by George Skentzos
Since the LRX concept made its official debut, the immediate consensus had been that Land Rover needed to put this car into production.
Now not only has a production model been approved, but early reports indicate it will resemble the concept as much as possible – including the interior.
Typically, a concept will sport an exaggerated interior merely to showcase a brand’s capabilities and is then quickly discarded as the production model is developed.
However when the production LRX arrives in 2010, Land Rover hope to leave the concept’s dramatic interior intact along with the exterior of the car.
Whilst the bold brown hues of the concept may seem a bit over the top, a quick artists impression utilising a far more neutral colour reveal the surprisingly attractive potential of the concept’s original interior.










Hopefully that remains true, it is a bit disappoint to see radical concept cars, to be toned down significantly when the production version is out.
ie. the Volkswagen Scirocco’s interior is straight out of the Eos, doesn’t look anything like the concept interior, shame.
Ill believe it when i see it
I like the Range Rovers Interior alot more than this. I want them to change the interior to somethiing more functional and keep the outside.
i dont know what everyone complains about i love land rover interiors espciall the new frelander.i hat the discovery though with no sat-nav as ther is a huge hole in the dash
Yeh I’m a fan of the Range Rover and Land Rover’s interiors. But I do like the far more creative interior in this LRX!
The LRX interior is wild, new and vibrant!
Can’t see it happening somehow, the dash will largely et thro but the seat and long centre console robs too much room and serves little use. Its not exactly a family wagon as it rests.
Perhaps they need two versions of the interior, one in 4 seater mode another in 5 seater mode.
I really cannot see them producing this smaller than Freelander version at a not expensive price when it sells. It will be $80K plus when it hits the shores of Australia, and thats way too expensive for its size and use.
i wish it were sub 50k aud. that would win me over to the brand.
The steering wheel looks like has been taken from 60’s
I want to buy this color of land rover
HOw is possible to buy, can i come there to you to looking for this type of car.
i waiting for you reply