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Landrover, a British luxury all-terrain SUV brand, was founded by Maurice Wilkes in 1948 and is now part of the Indian Tata Motors Group. "Landrover" is translated as "Land Rover" in mainland China. When it was launched in China, it was found that the word "Land Rover" had been registered as a trademark, and "Landrover" was registered as "Land Rover" in China. Land Rover currently has three major product families: Range Rover series, Discovery series, and Defender series.

In 2003, the Land Rover brand established an office in China. In 2008, India's Tata Motors acquired the Land Rover business from Ford, and in the same year, Jaguar Land Rover was officially established. In 2009, Land Rover has successively brought its 2010 Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Land Rover Discovery 4th Generation and Land Rover Freelander 2nd Generation into China. In March 2010, Land Rover Defender was launched in China.

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Since the first-ever Range Rover was unveiled in 1970, the car has continued to evolve. It combines a high level of elegance, inherent off-road capability and design inspiration, all of which, together with technological advancements, make it outstanding.

1969 - Range Rover Velar Prototype:

Keeping the first-ever Range Rover prototype a closely guarded secret, the designers and engineers behind this revolutionary new car They named the top-secret prototype "Velar," which is derived from the Italian word "velare," which means to cover up or cover up. The first batch of 26 prototypes even bore badges with the same name to conceal its identity.