Tag: WINNER

  • Larte Design is flying high with the Range Rover Sport Winner and here is why

    2016 Larte Design Range Rover Sport Winner rear viewThis is one of the well-known projects by Larte Design, but in a little bit different design form. We have seen different variants of the model, which have not only pleased the eye, but also have made a big furor around the world. The here presented white version of the Larte’s Range Rover Sport Winner is currently being photographed in America… in the air.

    Well, not literally, but the given pictures shoes some really good postures with propeller biplanes. These machines were a big hit during the 20th century and courageous men were rushing through the air with them fast and despite that they were very fragile.

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    Being a modern urban hero, this Range Rover naturally “prefers” the road with its solid stance and masculine appearance. At least the photo-session is really beautiful, isn’t it?

    2016 Larte Design Range Rover Sport Winner side view

    About the vehicle you see here: it is equipped with Russian tuner’s WINNER body kit, which adds a little but of class and style to the car. With its help, the experts gave a new shape of the front, which is now even more aggressive and dynamic. The front fascia is further enhanced with the uniquely designed grill, characterized by three frames in form of inverted trapezoids. There is also a front apron, which completes the assertive and martial design. Various polygons, air inlets and light steps make the bumper look fantastically interwoven in the natural design.

    At the back, the Winner features more irregular polygons, four-flow LARTE exhaust system and black-chrome-plated tailpipes. At last, the tuning kit adds a central LED brake light. This car is a true champion from every perspective… or?

    Source: Larte Design 

  • The WINNER Turns Blue: Meet the New Face of Larte Design’s Range Rover Sport

    Larte Design is back and this time with a rather familiar project. The tuners have unleashed their second version of the WINNER. If you remember well the first one, it is a bi-tone Range Rover which garbed our hearts with its stunning design and enhanced power. Now, the specialists are obviously releasing the next one out of the cage. Another good news is that if you happen to be in Monaco, you can see the car rolling on the streets.

    Engine

    The fist and foremost feature of this unique vehicle is its enhanced power. The engineers at Larte Design managed to push the standard 339 hp (250 kW) output of the SDV8 engine to 400 hp (294 kW).

    Exterior

    The outer stance is definitely eye-catching and has the same bi-color design philosophy as its sibling. Here we have distinctive blue and silver combination, which also gives the Range Rover this exclusive look.

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    There are also some significant changes made throughout the body. The designers decided that the additional horses should be accompanied by more aggressive appearance. Hence, the new grill was born, which is distinguished by three frames taking the form of inverted trapezoids.

    In addition, the front apron seems like it is made of various polygons. Combined with the air inlets and lightsteps, this makes the bumper appear almost biological. More dynamism and athleticism has been added via the black central part with its large air grid, which divides the monolithic front. At last, the front can show-off with additional LED DRLs.

    At the back, car’s exterior has been also changed. As a matter of fact, this version of the WINNER looks dramatic but very elegant. There are small spoiler fins and fine air inlets, lateral grids stretching down to the fenders and some irregular polygons.

    We can’t skip the exhaust, which is in-house made and features black chrome-plated tailpipes. Finally, what is left unsaid is the central LED brake light. Good job, Larte Design!

    Source: Larte Design