'X-Ray Vision' Range Rover: Drivers of the latest 4x4 luxury Evoque can see through the bonnet

Range Rover has unveiled its latest'green' compact luxury 4X4 with'X-Ray vision' that enable drivers to'see' through the bonnet to view what lies on beneath on the road below and'eyes in the back of its head' to show what's coming up behind. The new second-generation British-built Evoque off-roader is built with electrification and hybrid power in mind, and has a non-leather cloth option designed for vegetarians and vegans and made from recycled plastic bottles. Significantly, it features unique'ground view' technology that makes its bonnet'invisible' to the driver so he or she has a view of any rough or extreme terrain - or high city centre kerbs - that are lurking underneath or just ahead, but normally out of sight. The firm said its ClearSight Ground View technology marks'a world first' for the compact luxury 4X4 which is powered by a range of mild-hybrid petrol and diesel engines, with a plug in hybrid to follow next year and the potential for a fully electric version. Range Rover has unveiled its latest'green' compact luxury 4X4 with'X-Ray vision' that enable drivers to'see' through the bonnet to view what lies on beneath on the road below Significantly, it features unique'ground view' technology that makes its bonnet'invisible' to the driver so he or she has a view of any rough or extreme terrain - or high city centre kerbs - that are lurking underneath or just ahead, but normally out of sight The new all-seeing Evoque was unveiled at a star-studded international launch at the Old Truman Brewery in East London's trendy Brick Lane where fashion and Vogue cover model Adwoa Aboah was to appear wearing a dress made out of the very same Kvadrat material made from recycled plastic bottles.