Tag: LARTE Range Rover Sport Winner

  • Larte Range Rover Sport Winner Turns Blue

    Larte Range Rover Sport Winner Frond and Side ViewDo you remember the Larte Range Rover Sport Winner? If you do, then you will also remember that it was painted in white and featured some contrasting black accents. However, the tuner told us that the vehicle has miraculously turned blue. Of course, we aren’t talking of some kind of mystery here, but about the fact that the specialists will release a brand new version of the tuned model at the Top Marques Monaco on 16th of April.

    As you can guess, it will be a blue variation of the winning car. In addition, it will be also fitted with some silver highlights. To be more precise, the bodywork will be entirely painted in the blue color, while the other hue will adorn the roof.

    What is more, the tuner will also give the Monaco debuting Range Rover a brand new power package. With its help the serial V8 output of 339 hp (250 kW) will be lifted up to 400 hp (294 kW).

    Furthermore, the vehicle will be also equipped with the already known WINNER body kit. It gives the SUV an aggressive front end and dynamic on-road presence. This is additionally emphasized by the new front apron and the one-off grill that carries three frames in form of inverted trapezoids. At last, at the rear the kit adds new four-flow exhaust system that has black-chrome-plated tailpipes.

    And do you know what the best thing is? If you are going to visit the event in Monaco you will actually get the chance to drive this blue Winner.

    Source: Larte Design

  • LARTE Desing’s Winner Project on Range Rover Sport

    The relatively new tuning company called Larte Design is read to show us its next project dubbed the Winner. It is based on the Range Rover Sport and just like AC Schnitzer’s M4 it will be premièred at the Essen Motor Show. The tuners have given this SUV a very aggressive and dynamic face. Just take a look at the unique front guard, which is a real factor when it comes to individuality. It is characterized by three trapezoid frames. Additionally, if you take a closer look than you will find out that there are fine blue demarcation lines there. These blue styling elements can be found at other places and undoubtedly lend this design package more artistic expression.

    The various polygons, air inlets and light-steps make the bumper appear very tough. The central part there stands out from the white sides in black, due to its large air grids. The latter visually break up the front’s monolithic appearance, thus contributing for more dynamism and sportiness.

    We can’t go further without mentioning the LED daytime running lights, which were delivered by Nolden. From the front, the eye wanders along the black “sport band”, which extends the roof and connects it with the rear.

    Furthermore, fine, horizontal lines in a contrasting dark shade lend the rear more muscular appearance. The small spoiler fins and fine air inlets loosen up the design. This tuning becomes dynamic via the boomerang-shaped grids on the sides, stretching into the wings.

    There is also a black lower part, characterized by irregular polygons, which is the home of the four-pass Remus exhaust system. The system features black-chrome-plated tail. At last, there is the central LED brake light, which is something like a hallmark of large Larte Desing’s SUVs. Oh, we have missed the glossy black alloy wheels.

    Source: Larte Design