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    Widebody Range Rover Velar By Lumma Design Looks Wicked

    By Zero2TurboJanuary 18, 2018No Comments
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    We have just seen a package for the Range Rover Velar by Aspire Design and now Lumma Design have followed up with a wide body offering of their own.

    The kit widens the SUV by 10 cm in total and although it does not sound like much, it adds so much more presence.

    The tuner says that the wide body look of the vehicle is complemented by a new front bumper, with an integrated spoiler and Cup air splitter, meant to improve its aero features. It all comes together with a tweaked front grille and large hood air intake scoops.

    The Lumma Velar also see’s horizontal blades in the side skirts, a roof mounted spoiler and a rear apron with incorporated diffuser which is then flanked by the quad exhaust pipes. Lumma also offer a selection of wheels and tyre sets where you are able to choose between 22 or 23 inch.

    Change to the interior include the addition of a sports steering wheel, an aluminum pedal set and floor and boot carpet mats, with the embroidered ‘Lumma’ logo.

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