Next-gen Range Rover spotted in an online video - real deal or a lie?

KUALA LUMPUR: Every day thousands of videos get uploaded on the world wide web, all of the different natures. One such video type is a mystery, wherein it's difficult to separate reality from a lie. Recently, a video appeared online that shows what is believed to be the next-gen Range Rover in its full glory.

The video appears to be a patch from the official Range Rover promotional clip. It reveals every element that opens and shuts in the new model. The video is said to appear first on a Facebook page. It guides us through the car's latest features, including - translucent infotainment screens, rear-hinged 'suicide doors', and ample interior storage area.

Apart from the high-tech features, the video also concentrates on the car's futuristic look. Its front and rear profile depict what is believed to be the vehicle's signature lighting units, both at the front and rear. The car also gets prominent vertical stacking of LED and sequence lighting.

The video is not accessible now, as it was taken down in less than 24 hours of its appearance.

According to Car Advice, the official personals of Land Rover and Range Rover were unable to confirm or deny the video's legitimacy.

It won't come as a shock if we get to know that it was an extended digital hoax. However, with its exceptional graphics and quality, it could easily be the real deal too.

The ongoing Range Rover model is on sale since 2012, and the upgraded model is expected to arrive sometime in 2021. However, the current sales figure indicate that it's not the right move at the time. In the first half of 2020, the company delivered only 112 cars, that's 49.3 percent less compared to the same period year. It seems like the SUV is losing ground to new competition.

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