Crossbars for the first generation Evoque designated as L538, manufactured between 2011 and 2018. Before choosing a carrier, you only need to check one thing: whether your car has raised rails or a bare roof.
The first generation Evoque rolled off the production line with two roof solutions. Raised rails are easy to recognize because they stand above the bodywork and you can easily slide your fingers underneath them along their entire length.
The second variant is a bare roof without any elements, where the carrier feet are mounted directly under the door frame. Choose the assembly specifically for your mounting type. If you are not sure, send us a side-profile photo of the car and we will gladly check the roof for you.
In 2018, the second generation Evoque L551 came to the market. If your car was manufactured in this transitional year, check the exact designation in your vehicle registration document. The shapes of the roof and door frames changed, and the carriers between these two generations are not interchangeable.
For cars equipped with a glass panoramic roof, we recommend checking any load limitations in the vehicle manual. Always review the exact contents of individual packages, including mounting elements, in the description of the specific product.
The luggage compartment of a compact SUV may not be enough for a vacation or winter trips. Crossbars create a solid foundation for a roof box, bicycle holders, and ski racks. Before buying accessories, check the profile of the selected bars to ensure their mounting method is compatible with your other equipment.
When loading, keep in mind that the total roof load limit includes the weight of the cargo, the box, and the crossbars themselves. The maximum permissible weight is stated by the manufacturer in the car manual.
Choose the assembly according to your car's roof type. You can find other versions and models in the Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover categories.
