[RavenAvi]

The CarScoops spy team spotted the Range Rover Sport facelift during it's first testing run.

With minor tweaks to the front end and all-new alloy wheels, the more notable change to the Sport facelift is a bigger 10.2-inch InControl Touch system Head Unit borrowed from the Evoque, as is evident from the spy pic of the interiors.

Under the partially camouflaged body we can see that Land Rover has given the new Range Rover Sport a more aggressive front end treatment inspired by the SVR version, featuring bigger air intakes on the front bumper.

Other revisions will include a slightly different lighting pattern for the lights all around and new designs for the alloy wheels, leaving the successful shape of the big SUV largely unchanged.

The biggest changes can be found inside though, with the company adding its latest infotainment system which comes with a wider touchscreen display.

The range-topping 5.0L supercharged V8 SVR variant could get a possible boost in torque figures by an additional 25HP which will increase it's total torque numbers to 567HP.

The 2017 Range Rover Sport will make it's international debut before end-2016, most possibly at the Paris Motor Show in October.

CarScoops

[Sommos]

Based on revealing spyshots of the 2017 Range Rover Sport, IAB’s Shoeb R Kalania has created a rendering of the facelifted SUV that could be launched for sale in early-2017 in key markets.

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