Described as a cross-coupe, the 2-door LRX is smaller than Land Rover's current small offering, the LR2. Despite its radical shape, the LRX retains important L:and Rover styling cues such as the clamshell hood and "floating" roof.
Light weight and reduced aerodynamic drag contribute to substantial gains in fuel economy, Land Rover boasts. The SUV has an "Eco" mode button that reduces emissions in urban driving.
Different interior lighting colors correspond to different driving modes: Red for "sporty," green for "Eco" and blue in standard mode.
Various steps were taken to save weight in the vehicle including replacing window glass with polycarbonate a type of strong clear plastic.
Last updated January 15 2008: 9:34 AM ET
