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Due to significant customer
demand, Land Rover will introduce a commercial derivative to the
Freelander 2 product line-up. It will be showcased for the
first time at the Commercial Vehicle Show at the NEC, Birmingham
from April 15-17.
The Freelander 2 Commercial will be
available in 'S' and 'XS' versions. The specification will be as a
standard Freelander 2 at the respective trim levels, without rear seats
and side airbags but with the addition of a full-height solid bulkhead
with mesh panel, floor support frame, floor panel with lashing points,
fixed rear side glass, rubber loadspace mat, tail door and side window
guards and rear cargo lighting.
The 'XS' derivative benefits from Land
Rover's acclaimed Terrain Response system, 17" alloys, powerfold
mirrors, a full size spare wheel, front park distance control, part
leather trim, automatic climate control and branded ICE.
"Since the launch of the Freelander 2
in November 2006, there has been high demand for a commercial derivative
from our customers and dealers," commented John Edwards, managing
director for Land Rover UK. "The Commercial offers supreme loadspace
capability together with levels of ride, handling, comfort and equipment
which will further re-define the compact 4x4 commercial segment."
The Freelander 2 Commercial goes on
sale in the UK this month and will be priced from £20,775 on the road.
As a commercial vehicle, it will benefit from being VAT and Company Car
Tax exempt, adding to the appeal for business customers.
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