Range Rover is running against the current in the water of the high dam! Car lovers are fascinated by stunts


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Range Rover Sport is running against the water coming down from the dam. British car maker Land Rover made such a splash in the new car advertisement in 2022. Whether it is a mountain or a rough road or a strong current of water,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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this car is not an obstacle in anything, as if the company wanted to give a message in the advertisement. And they also promoted the car in a fancy way for him.

For the promotion, the company chose the mountainous terrain of Iceland and the 193-meter-high Karanjuka Dam. James Bond stunt driver Jessica Hawkins was in the driver’s seat.

Nick Collins, executive director of the company’s Vehicle Programs, said the new SUV uses state-of-the-art chassis technology. As seen in the advertisement video, a red Range Rover is running through the rocky area.

The driver’s eyesight is sharp. The jaw is stiff. If you make a little mistake, you can fall down from the hill. But for the Range Rover’s power and performance, even the rugged path of the mountain seems insignificant.

The Range Rover was seen climbing the hill and climbing the embankment. After that it landed in Karanjuka Dam. Then the current is coming down from the dam. Every minute 650 tons of water was coming down from the hill.

Range Rover went ahead challenging that current. That awesome and thrilling video has come out. Mohit car lovers see that.


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