Custom shops from India rarely make headlines, but when they do, they definitely do it in style (or so to speak…).
After last year’s Toyota Corolla-based Ferrari F430 supercar clone from ExecutiveModcarTrends, we are now blessed with a Tata Safari that has been converted into a Land Rover Range Rover Evoque.
Coincidentally (or not), Tata Motors is the owner of Land Rover having acquired the British automaker along with Jaguar from the Ford Group in 2008.
The builder of this replica, which is named Moon Rover Evoque [sic], is a New Delhi-based company called BigDaddyCustoms.
The transformation entails a thorough exterior makeover with several new components such as the Evoque-like fascia complete with LED daytime running lamps, a new rear-end with quad tailpipes and custom pain(t) job that mimics the Range Rover’s styling theme, while the interior is dressed in red leather.
Story References: BigDaddyCustoms via Indiasautosblog
Hat tip to Kaustubh S.!
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