The Range Rover Evoque’s rear bench is split 40/20/40, so a rear cover set must be three-piece, not two-piece, and airbag-compatible seams are mandatory on every trim. The 2023 facelift changed the infotainment and interior trim but not the seat frames, so covers made for earlier cars still fit.
Fit facts at a glance
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Bodies | 5-door SUV only |
| Front seats | Bucket-style, side airbags standard |
| Rear seat | 40/20/40 split-folding |
| Powertrains | MHEV petrol/diesel, P300e PHEV |
| Trims (UK) | S, SE, Dynamic SE, HSE, Dynamic HSE, Autobiography |
What to look for on the listing
- Airbag-compatible seams are mandatory across every Evoque trim.
- Rear cover set must be three-piece for the 40/20/40 split, not two-piece.
- Cover sets cross-fit MHEV and P300e - battery packaging is under the boot floor.
- Dynamic SE and Dynamic HSE add sports pedals and cosmetic trim but not deeper bolsters.
- First-gen (L538, 2011-2018) Evoque covers do not fit; buy L551 specific.
Frequently asked questions
Do 2023 facelift Evoque covers differ from earlier?
No. The facelift changed the infotainment and interior trim but did not touch the seat frames.
Are the Autobiography quilted seats an issue for covers?
Not for fit. Autobiography seat facings are quilted, which shows through very thin cover fabrics as visible stitch lines. If you want to preserve the quilted look, buy semi-transparent mesh covers rather than solid neoprene.