In Australia, a new Range Rover Evoque typically sits around $75,000–$95,000 before on-road costs, depending on trim and options. Drive-away can climb higher with metallic paint, bigger wheels, and the usual option packs.
On the used market, early first-gen cars turn up from roughly $20k–$35k, mid‑life (2016–2019) examples are about $35k–$55k, and late-model 2020–2024 cars hover around $55k–$85k. Condition, service history, and spec (petrol vs diesel, R-Dynamic bits, panoramic roof, Meridian audio) swing prices a lot.
Check Tradingpost for real‑world asking prices near you. And remember: luxury badge, luxury running costs—budget for servicing and insurance unless you like surprises.
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