Range Rover launched their new city vehicle named Evoke in a warehouse on Little Collins Street this evening.

Plenty of celeb faces in attendance, including Mia Freedman, Pete Evans with Jennifer Hawkins as obliging as always for the photographers.

In case you’re interested, it’s a great looking car and I imagine we’ll be seeing plenty of those zipping around Melbourne soon.  Well, crawling along at 15km/h if they’re in the CBD…

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