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Disco



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Hi Pete.

We have a AB on order that comes with 18 way seats, including upper seat angle.

The new seats with massage and Articulation, exactly what is that.

Post #411471 Tue Jan 28 2014 3:04pm
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CRC@LandRover



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Hi Disco,

In answer to your question;

Driver and Front Passenger Upper Seat Articulation provides an extra level of comfort and personalisation. The feature allows the driver and front passenger to adjust the upper part of their seats, allowing for enhanced articulation of the back.

Front Seat Massage is provided with a multitude of settings designed to make longer journeys as comfortable as possible.

Hope this helps.

Many thanks,
Pete Please note although Land Rover will try to assist you with your issue, we are unable to provide any technical advice. This account is available between 0900 and 17:00 hours Monday – Friday. Outside of this time if you require assistance, please drop us a Private Message and we'll get back to you.

Post #411476 Tue Jan 28 2014 3:22pm
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Disco



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Thanks Pete,

So just more adjustment than the 18 way version with upper backrest angle.

Thanks again

Graham.

Ps any pics around.

Post #411478 Tue Jan 28 2014 3:32pm
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Baco



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I'm really curious when they will release the official MY15 spec...

Post #411555 Wed Jan 29 2014 9:34am
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CRC@LandRover



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Disco wrote:
Thanks Pete,

So just more adjustment than the 18 way version with upper backrest angle.

Thanks again

Graham.

Ps any pics around.


Hi Graham,

It is difficult to show the articulation and massage in a still image unfortunately, however I have included a picture that indicates where the additional movement is in the seat.



And Baco, the 15MY spec details will be some time away, however when I hear more information on this I will be happy to update further.

Many thanks,
Pete Please note although Land Rover will try to assist you with your issue, we are unable to provide any technical advice. This account is available between 0900 and 17:00 hours Monday – Friday. Outside of this time if you require assistance, please drop us a Private Message and we'll get back to you.

Post #411559 Wed Jan 29 2014 10:02am
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Baco



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Thanks, Pete! I'm heavily torn between an Evoque and a new RRS at the moment. There was talk of the MY15 version being available around september, is that still possible?

Post #411565 Wed Jan 29 2014 10:29am
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Disco



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Pete@LandRover wrote:
Disco wrote:
Thanks Pete,

So just more adjustment than the 18 way version with upper backrest angle.

Thanks again

Graham.

Ps any pics around.


Hi Graham,

It is difficult to show the articulation and massage in a still image unfortunately, however I have included a picture that indicates where the additional movement is in the seat.


Mor


And Baco, the 15MY spec details will be some time away, however when I hear more information on this I will be happy to update further.

Many thanks,
Pete


Morning Pete,

The picture above shows the same/very similar movement plain as the 18 way seats on topix.

Post #411576 Wed Jan 29 2014 11:07am
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philmw



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Why the upper articulation doesn't count as two more 'ways' I don't know. 

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CRC@LandRover



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Hi All,

Just wanted to respond to a couple of posts;


Baco wrote:
Thanks, Pete! I'm heavily torn between an Evoque and a new RRS at the moment. There was talk of the MY15 version being available around september, is that still possible?

It is very possible that the 15MY will be available to order from approximately September onwards, however at this early stage in the year I would not be able to confirm any order dates or production dates.


Disco wrote:
Morning Pete,

The picture above shows the same/very similar movement plain as the 18 way seats on topix.

Unfortunately it is difficult to represent the addition movement / settings of the seat through a still picture. What I would however recommend, is contacting your local dealership to see if they have a model with the features for you to experience in person or even test drive the vehicle.


Philmw wrote:
Why the upper articulation doesn't count as two more 'ways' I don't know.

I can understand your point on this, although I think the part they were trying to highlight was the upper seat articulation which would not have been represented as well by just listing the seat as a "20 way seat" option.


Hope that clears things up a bit.

Many thanks,
Pete Please note although Land Rover will try to assist you with your issue, we are unable to provide any technical advice. This account is available between 0900 and 17:00 hours Monday – Friday. Outside of this time if you require assistance, please drop us a Private Message and we'll get back to you.

Post #411604 Wed Jan 29 2014 2:19pm
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Disco



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philmw wrote:
Why the upper articulation doesn't count as two more 'ways' I don't know.


Phil,

If you look the handbook on topix is shows two kinds of seats. The main handbook has 16 way. The supplement has 18 way, now with upper angle adjustment.

Now if the new seats is yet another then yes we have 20 way seats. If they have taken the upper seat back angle of and now you are back to 16 way unless you pay more for the new ones.

So Pete my next question is on a AB spec car with 18 way seats do we still get the upper angle adjust.

Post #411608 Wed Jan 29 2014 2:36pm
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philmw



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Style 5, standard on AB, is billed as "18 way driver front seat, 18 way passenger front seat, electric front seat adjustment with driver and passenger memory, front seat armrest, four way lumbar, power headrest" whilst the optional Style 7 is the same but with "with front seat massage, driver and passenger upper front seat articulation". The manual (page 17) shows 18 ways without the articulation. The supplement on Page 2 shows 20 ways for the articulated seats.


Also note that speccing Style 7 also means having to have the (10.2") RSE, regardless of whether you want it or not.

So I presume not speccing the Style 7 seats (£1000 + £2500 RSE) means no seat articulation. 


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Post #411661 Wed Jan 29 2014 7:05pm
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Disco



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Agree with that Phil.

The HSE seat is 16 way, the AB is 18 way. The only change I can see in topix is the upper angle.

Peanut bob has had a look at his and they do not articulate. So if there is some adjustment it must be small or internal to the frame.

Or can any one else tell us what the extra 2 way is?

Post #411663 Wed Jan 29 2014 7:14pm
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Mark_N



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If you have to have the high end RSE, that certainly makes it an expensive option! Mark

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Post #411665 Wed Jan 29 2014 7:18pm
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philmw



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OK - What he **** is this:

"CONVERSATION ASSIST
Conversation assist enables the front and rear occupants to speak to each other, aided by the vehicle’s Audio system.
The Conversation assist controls can be found in the Touch screen Setup menu. See 5, TOUCH SCREEN SETUP.
Conversation assist offers 3 options:
• Off: Touch to switch the system On/Off.
• Low: Touch to select low volume.
• High: Touch to select high volume." 

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philmw



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Disco wrote:
Agree with that Phil.

The HSE seat is 16 way, the AB is 18 way. The only change I can see in topix is the upper angle.

Peanut bob has had a look at his and they do not articulate. So if there is some adjustment it must be small or internal to the frame.

Or can any one else tell us what the extra 2 way is?


HSE is 14 way - (no powered headrests and no bolster inflation?)

All the modes are:

1. Cushion length.
2. Bolster inflate/deflate. (Style 5)
3. Lumbar support. (4 way)
4. Seat upper back angle. (Style 7)
5. Seat back angle.
6. Head restraint height. (Style 5)
7. Seat height.
8. Forward and rearward position.
9. Cushion tilt.

So Style 3 = 14 ways, 5 = 18 and 7 = 20.

I think. 


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Post #411667 Wed Jan 29 2014 7:23pm
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