Used Range Rover Evoque Parts
When the Range Rover Evoque arrived in 2011, its coupé-style roofline and concept-car looks made it one of Land Rover’s best-selling models almost overnight. More than a decade later it’s still the stylish compact choice in the Range Rover family, and there are huge numbers on UK roads. At Findmylrpart, powered by Eurojag, we supply genuine used Evoque parts from responsibly dismantled vehicles, all covered by a 3-month warranty.
About the Evoque
The first-generation Evoque (L538) was built from 2011 to 2018 in 5-door and 3-door Coupé form, with a Convertible added from 2016. A facelift in late 2015 brought new bumpers, full-LED headlight options and Land Rover’s own Ingenium engines. The second-generation Evoque (L551) arrived at the end of 2018 on a new platform, with mild-hybrid engines, a plug-in hybrid, flush door handles and the Touch Pro Duo screens. A 2023 update added the single curved Pivi Pro screen. Few major parts swap between L538 and L551, so we always check your VIN or registration.
Engines Fitted:
L538 (2015–2018): 2.2 TD4 / SD4 diesel (150 / 190hp, to late 2015); 2.0 eD4 Ingenium diesel (150hp, front-wheel drive); 2.0 TD4 Ingenium diesel (150 / 180hp); 2.0 SD4 Ingenium diesel (240hp); 2.0 Si4 petrol (240hp, Ford-sourced on early cars); 2.0 Si4 Ingenium petrol (240 / 290hp).
L551 (2019 onwards): 2.0 D150, D165, D180, D200 and D240 Ingenium diesels (most mild-hybrid); 2.0 P200, P250 and P300 Ingenium petrols; 1.5 P300e plug-in hybrid.
Most cars use the ZF 9-speed automatic gearbox. Front-wheel-drive versions came with a 6-speed manual.
Evoque Parts We Supply
Engines and transmissions: complete and bare engines, 9-speed automatic and manual gearboxes, Haldex couplings, rear drive units, turbochargers.
Body panels: bonnets, doors (3-door and 5-door), tailgates, wings, front and rear bumpers.
Convertible parts: roof assemblies, motors and hydraulic components.
Lighting: xenon and LED headlights, rear lights, fog lights.
Electrical: ECUs, gearbox control modules, infotainment screens, cameras, parking sensors, window switches.
Interior: seats, dashboards, trims, steering wheels.
Suspension and steering: shock absorbers, springs, wishbones, hubs, steering racks, driveshafts.
Wheels: alloy wheels from 17 to 21 inches.
Cooling and climate: radiators, intercoolers, air-conditioning compressors, heater units.
Common Evoque Problems
These are the faults Evoque owners run into most often. Knowing them helps you get the right part first time.
Timing chain stretch: early 2.0 Ingenium diesels, especially 2016 cars, are known for stretched chains. Listen for a rattle on a cold start.
9-speed gearbox faults: rough or delayed shifts can come from a software fault, a faulty actuator or a failing gearbox.
Haldex coupling failures: a fault in the four-wheel-drive coupling can leave the car driving on the front wheels only.
Infotainment problems: the InControl Touch Pro system on facelifted L538 cars can lag, freeze or reboot.
Turbo and coolant issues: early 2.0 engines can suffer turbo faults and coolant leaks, so check hoses and the expansion tank.
DPF and oil dilution: diesels used for short trips may struggle to clear their particulate filter.
Electrical faults: air-conditioning controls, sat-nav units, cameras and sensors.
Find Your Evoque Part
Because parts differ between the L538 and L551, and between body styles, send us your registration, VIN or a photo of the part and our specialists will confirm the right fit.