Following the 2007 LRX concept car, Land Rover Range Rover is introducing the production version of the LRX Evoque (Aurora) to the market, and Hella is responsible for supplying the taillight assembly to Evoque.

The red light emitted by the iridescent transmitter of this taillight forms a pattern of flowers. Optical transmitters have been used by American automakers for the rear lights of sports cars, but light coloring is indeed a technical milestone. The transparent protective glass brings infinite life to the light transmitter while completing the optical offset. Indicator lights and reversing lights are based on traditional light bulb technology.

Based on the design of the Range Rover Evoque combination rear light, Hella has developed a draft design for the LRX concept rear lamp. Taking into account the car manufacturer's requirements for the LRX interior space, Hella has moved the rear fog lamp to the bumper as a single function. flashlight.