| Model | Generation | Body style |
|---|---|---|
| Land Rover Range Rover Evoque | Second generation (L551, 2019-present) | Compact premium SUV / C-segment luxury crossover |
| Land Rover Defender | Second generation (L663, 2020-present) | Large ladder-frame-style body-on-monocoque 4x4 |
The Range Rover Evoque has flush roof rails where fitted and a bare roof otherwise, so check which before choosing a kit. Compare the dynamic load rating of the crossbars rather than the static one: dynamic is what they carry while the car is moving, and it is almost always the lower figure.
Read the full Land Rover Range Rover Evoque roof racks guide →The Land Rover Defender is a large ladder-frame-style body-on-monocoque 4x4 (three body lengths) that, on current UK trim, uses a fixed-point / track system for roof accessories.
Read the full Land Rover Defender roof racks guide →Three products we would look at first in this category. Fit for your Land Rover still comes first: check the compatibility list on the listing against your exact model and year, and read the model guide above.
Semi-universal aluminium bars for cars with raised running rails.
Summit SUM-003 Roof Bars for Running Rails (1.35 m): see the price on Amazon →Aerodynamic bars; need the Thule foot and fit kit for your car.
Thule WingBar Evo 150 Crossbars: see the price on Amazon →For cars with flush (integrated) rails; check the fit list.
Summit SUM-005 Locking Roof Bars for Flush Rails (1.35 m): see the price on Amazon →Affiliate links: as an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Prices are set by Amazon.
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The generation, body style and boot figures above draw from these public references. See how we write these guides for the wider methodology.