Discovery

Introduction 

• The Land Rover Discovery was first introduced in 1989 and has since been the brand’s flagship three‑row SUV.  
• This SUV is positioned as a premium seven‑seater SUV with a strong focus on tech, comfort, and function.  
• A highlight of the Discovery is that it was praised by Richard Hammond of BBC’s Top Gear as ‘Best 4X4 of all time’. 
• The India‑spec model is locally sold in a range of variants with common underpinnings but different styling.  

Land Rover Discovery – Exterior 

• The Discovery’s fascia features a vertical grille-centred face with LED headlights and DRLs.  
• From the side, its silhouette is tall yet boxy with a long wheelbase, minimal cladding, and pronounced shoulder lines.  
• Land Rover offers the Discovery in three alloy-wheel options being 20-, 21-, and 22-inch as per variants.  
• At the rear, the SUV uses full‑width LED tail lights, an electrically operated tailgate, and integrated roof rails.  

Land Rover Discovery – Interior 

• Inside, the Discovery’s cabin is a seven-seater layout with configurable second‑ and third‑row seats.  
• Adding on, the third row can be folded or stowed to increase boot space.  
• It gets Windsor‑grade leather upholstery and the front seats are 20-way adjustable with heating or ventilation options.  
• On the tech side, it features a 11.4-inch infotainment touchscreen that supports Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.  
• Land Rover offers this SUV with Meridian sound system, wireless charging, and USB connectivity across all three rows. 
• Other features include multiple storage bins, ISOFIX anchors, and a loadspace cover.  

Land Rover Discovery – Powertrain 

• The Discovery is powered by a 3.0‑litre six‑cylinder diesel inline‑6 engine in a mild‑hybrid setup.  
• This mill churns a power output of 296.36bhp and 650Nm of torque.  
• Moreover, this 3.0-litre engine comes mated to an eight-speed automatic gearbox.