Range Rover announced the new GT last month as the fifth member of the family. The brand revealed at the time that prototypes were completing final global testing wrapped in a camo design.
And someone just spotted one of those prototypes "near the Nürburgring". We can't verify the location independently, but anyway, here's the Range Rover GT on the road in its camo suit which the brand says "highlights its sleek silhouette and coupe proportions".
While we're waiting on Range Rover to actually show the car's exterior design with no camo, we can of course take another look at its interior, which was officially presented in July.
The company explains that it intended to create "a warm, reductive space, inspired by contemporary interior design", which is "crafted for calm" featuring "hidden technologies" and "sophisticated, tactile new materials and class-leading second-row legroom".
Range Rover says the GT is "the most technologically sophisticated Range Rover ever created". It will be the first all-electric Range Rover using the new EMA platform, manufactured in Halewood, UK. More details about it should be revealed in the coming months.
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