Project Kahn is at it again with the Range Rover tuning projects, this time sending us one with a bright red paint job that will surely grab everyone’s attention. We typically do not see this bright of a color used on the popular Range Rover SUV, however it looks decent this go around. It contrasts the black body parts such as the carbon fiber grille, air vents and rear bumper accents quite well. They are calling this particular model the “Red Ranger” which is obvious yet fitting.
Project Kahn has released their latest tuning project for the Range Rover Sport called the Vesuvius. While the original Range Rover kit developed by owner Afzel Kahn was copied by many body kit manufacturer’s, he has announced that this design is completely original. It consists of all new aero parts to give the popular luxury SUV a stunning appearance, performance tuning under the hood, and interior customizations like all Project Kahn cars receive. Check out more Range Rover tuning projects and be sure to stay tuned as Kahn always releases great packages for these rides.
It’s been a while since we’ve covered an ONYX tuning project, however here we have the new Range Rover Evoque. The tuners started off with a nice wide body kit featuring a new front bumper, carbon fiber grille, rear bumper, extended wheel arches, side skirts, and side air vents. Next, ONYX installed a lowering kit and added some ligthweight alloy wheels to give it a sportier look.
Popular tuner Project Kahn has released a modest styling kit for the Range Rover Evoque. This new small sized SUV has become popular since it’s release and doesn’t need a ton of aftermarket parts to make it look better. Project Kahn decided to hook it up with some new wheels, the tuning companies RS600 alloys to be exact, which come finished in gunmetal. Customers have the option of three sizes to choose from, 20, 21, and 22-inches depending on their budget for the Range Rover Evoque.
We have a ton of pictures for you of the Marangoni Range Rover Evoque HFI-R. The first thing that jumps out are the red Marangoni tires, but the brunette model spices it up even more. We’re surprised that colored tires have not yet gained popularity among tuners. Maybe because they are hard to keep looking new, or the fact that they are more expensive then regular rubber. These M-Power EvoRed high performance tires are made of a special compound with high silica content that is said to improve fuel consumption as well. The ones you see here were stretched on a new set of O.Z. Racing 20-inch alloy rims measuring 255/30R20.
