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    Land Rover Discovery

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    The Discovery is a big old thing and there is no getting away from its immense bulk. If you value practicality and long-distance cruising, then you will appreciate the Discovery's massive interior, flexible seating options, and effortless performance. It isn't the most luxurious SUV though, and it lacks the snob value attached to a full-size Range Rover.
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    Land Rover Discovery Price

    Land Rover Discovery price for the base model starts at Rs. 97.00 Lakh and the top model price goes upto Rs. 1.43 Crore (Avg. ex-showroom). Discovery price for 8 variants is listed below.

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    1997 cc, Petrol, Automatic (TC), 296 bhp
    Rs. 97.00 Lakh
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    2997 cc, Petrol, Automatic (TC), 296 bhp
    Rs. 1.05 Crore
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    1997 cc, Petrol, Automatic (TC), 8.9 kmpl, 296 bhp
    Rs. 1.06 Crore
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    2997 cc, Diesel, Automatic (TC), 296 bhp
    Rs. 1.26 Crore
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    2997 cc, Diesel, Automatic (TC), 12 kmpl, 296 bhp
    Rs. 1.35 Crore
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    2996 cc, Petrol, Automatic (TC), 355 bhp
    Rs. 1.35 Crore
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    2997 cc, Diesel, Automatic (TC), 12 kmpl, 296 bhp
    Rs. 1.43 Crore
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    Land Rover Discovery Car Specifications

    Fuel TypePetrol & Diesel
    Engine1997 cc, 2996 cc & 2997 cc
    Power and Torque296 to 355 bhp & 400 to 650 Nm
    DriveTrainAWD
    Acceleration6.8 to 7.3 seconds
    Top Speed201 to 209 kmph

    Land Rover Discovery Summary

    Price

    Land Rover Discovery price ranges between Rs. 97.00 Lakh - Rs. 1.43 Crore depending on the variant selected.

    Land Rover launched the all-new Discovery in India just a year after its global debut at the 2016 Paris Motor Show. The Discovery has not changed much in the last 25 years since its inception in 1989, with the all-new Discovery 5 being only the third generation of the British marque.

    Land Rover New Discovery Exterior

    The Discovery 5 takes its design cues from the 2014 Discovery Vision Concept. The new Disco moves away from its characteristic rectangular motif and adopts a more stylish and curvy design language set up by the new Evoque. Land Rover’s honeycomb grille is now flanked by sleek and modern LED headlamps. The imposing front bumper retains the skid plates and the necessary air vents.

    The flared wheel arches define the characteristic silhouette of the Disco. The decked up roof is now a little less stepped-up compared to the older car. The tailgate is no longer horizontally split and has been replaced with a conventional top hinged tailgate with a slightly raked rear windscreen. The tail lights too are more modern sleek LEDs.

    The Discovery features Jaguar Land Rover’s new aluminium infused chassis thus losing at least a couple of quintals in weight. The new chassis-body design opens up more space for the seven occupants in the three-rows the Discovery is known for.

    The new Discovery measures 4,970mm in length, 2,220mm in width and stand 1,846mm tall, making it 141mm longer but both narrower and lower than before. Its 2,923mm wheelbase has increased by 38mm, thus creating generous cabin space.

    The “family SUV” continues the modern approach on the inside as well. The dashboard is dominated by an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system, which reduces the number of buttons compared to the older model. The standard features in the SUV include the InControl Touch Pro integrated into the infotainment system, a 14-speaker Meridian digital surround system and four 12V charging points amongst others. The main highlight here is the Intelligent Seat Fold function, which allows passengers to reconfigure the second- and the third-row seats using switches inside the tailgate, the C-pillar, the infotainment touchscreen or even remotely using a smartphone. The stepped up roof provides ample headroom for the middle and third-row passengers. The panoramic sunroof is also offered while the rest of the cabin remains very practical.

    The new Land Rover Discovery is powered by a supercharged 3.0-litre V6 petrol mill churning out 335bhp at 6500rpm and 450Nm of torque between 3500-5000rpm. There's also a 3.0-litre six-cylinder diesel engine option which produces 254bhp at 3750rpm and 600Nm of torque from as low as 2000rpm. While the latter will be powering the TdV6 trim, the former will power the Si6 variant. The SUV comes loaded with Land Rover’s off-road hardware.

    Land Rover pitches the all new Discovery 5 against the likes of Mercedes GLS, BMW X5, Volvo XC90 and the Audi Q7. Price for the new Discovery ranges between Rs 68 lakh and Rs 1.03 crore.

    How is the Land Rover Discovery car?

    • Pros

      • Space and comfort
      • Off-road ability
      • Great ride quality
    • Cons

      • Odd exterior design
      • Third-row not as good as the old car

    Land Rover Discovery 2024 Verdict

    The Land Rover Discovery isn’t the most luxurious full-size SUV and at its price tag (for the top-spec diesel version) it’s not cheap either. However, if you value practicality and long-distance cruising you will appreciate its massive interior, flexible seating option and effortless performance.

    Land Rover Discovery Car Review

    Although a brilliant family car, the previous-gen Land Rover Discovery (the LR4) was underwhelming to drive and felt utterly old-school. The fast-evolving competition didn’t do it any favours either and with the buying trends changing significantly all the time, Land Rover has had to add to the Disco’s arsenal, while retaining all its practical attributes and off-road ability.

    What is it?

    Why would I buy it?

    For its unparallel space and comfort levels. Also, it performs well even after you've run out of tarmac. 

    Why would I avoid it?

    Can get cumbersome within city limits. Doesn't steer as well as the competition.

    Although a brilliant family car, the previous-gen Land Rover Discovery (the LR4) was underwhelming to drive and felt utterly old-school. The fast-evolving competition didn’t do it any favours either and with the buying trends changing significantly all the time, Land Rover has had to add to the Disco’s arsenal, while retaining all its practical attributes and off-road ability. 

    Say hello to the all-new 2017 Discovery which, as you may have figured by now, resembles the Range Rover and in some ways, the smaller Discovery Sport. Nonetheless, it’s a big old thing and there’s no getting away from its immense bulk. Measuring nearly 5 meters in length (4,970mm) and riding 1,846mm off the ground, the new Discovery demands attention and thanks to its Range Rover-like styling cues, gets plenty of it. 

    In comparison to the previous car’s top-heavy stance and boxy lines, the 2017 model looks very different but is still unmistakably a Discovery. After all, it retains some of the design features like the distinctive stepped roofline and a rather high waistline. At the rear, you will find a new single-piece tailgate design, which has replaced the previous horizontally split configuration. The taillights, too, are now stacked horizontally and look particularly sporty. Lastly, the offset rear number plate is a clear nod to the previous-gen Discos; however, we aren’t too fond of this new layout as it makes the rear-end look out of place with the rest of the design. 

    Getting in and out of the Discovery can be a task. Thankfully, to aid entry and exit, it lowers itself by an initial 15mm when the ignition is turned off or someone unclips their seat belt. When the door is opened, the car is lowered by an additional 25mm for easier entry/exit. The Disco, then, returns to its automatic ride height within seconds of driving. This is all thanks to the air suspension which is standard across all variants. 

    How is it on the inside?

    Like the exterior, the new Discovery’s cabin benefits from the general layout and design of the Range Rover and the Sport. You get the same well layered albeit slab-like dash with a huge centre console and a snazzy-looking steering wheel. And while all the controls feel hard-wearing and durable, the air vent plastics and climate control switches could be better finished. 

    The Discovery’s cabin is immensely practical with multiple usable storage spaces. Besides the usual array of glove boxes and door pockets, the Disco gets a large storage box behind the rotary gear selector. There’s even a fairly big cool box under the front armrest which is a really neat feature. Lastly, there’s the hugely configurable seating arrangement in the 7-seater variant as all three rows are electrically adjustable. They feature anti-pinch and stall detection tech – if the seat is folding and it detects something, it will stop and then unfold to avoid crushing the item. Alternatively, if the seat is folded flat with an item stored on top, the seatback will not raise. 

    We absolutely love the high and mighty driving position and the excellent all-round visibility. As for the seat comfort, the front seats are massive and offer immense side support and even under-thigh support – they are large enough to keep you comfortable during long hauls. Similarly, there is plenty of room at the back, with a rear bench that is broad and spacious enough to accommodate three adults easily. Although the rear bench is set a tad bit low, it is superbly contoured and the low seating translates to plenty of headroom. Sadly, this new model cannot match its predecessor when it comes to the third-row seating comfort – the pair of seats is smaller and to make matters worse, there’s noticeably less thigh support. Mind you, the Discovery still has one of the best third row seats but you end up feeling short-changed because the previous car’s third row was a whole lot more accommodating.   

    The user interface for the 10-inch infotainment screen appears basic in comparison to some of the rivals, however, there’s no denying the quality output from the 14-speaker premium audio system. As for the rest of the features, the Discovery is fully loaded and comes with adaptive LED headlights, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, 360-degree parking, a head-up display, 4-zone climate control, interior mood lighting and a tonne of safety tech. However, we would like to add that a lot of features from the spec list are optional extras.  

    How does it drive?

    The Discovery now uses Land Rover’s aluminium architecture that was first introduced in the latest-gen Range Rover. Thanks to the aluminium chassis and body panels, the Discovery has managed to shed a mahoosive 480kg over its predecessor. However, at over 2.1 tonnes for this petrol-powered version, the Disco is still a heavy car. And although I am tempted to knock the 3-litre V6 engine for not being the ideal motor for this car, it has to be said that it actually feels effortless as it moves this gigantic vehicle towards the horizon. Developing 340bhp and 450Nm of torque, this supercharged powerhouse is the same engine that Jaguar uses in its F-Type sports car and in here, it pulls hard especially in the midrange and screams its way to the 6,500rpm redline with a distinct whine from the supercharger. 

    It’s no tour de force by any means, but this motor’s got more than enough punch to get the Disco up to speed and keep it there without struggling. In fact, the Discovery can get up to highway speeds quickly and execute overtaking with ease from say 80 to 90kmph. The engine’s pulling power, which is stronger than what the numbers suggest, is no doubt aided by the brilliant 8-speed ZF gearbox that delivers creamy smooth yet quick gearshifts. 

    The previous Discovery’s steering felt disconnected especially at high speeds, but this new one doesn’t. Sure, it doesn’t have the same taut and direct feel to the steering that a BMW X5 has but there is some noticeable improvement over the old model. Make no mistake, the Disco rolls a lot and feels spongy around corners but like its predecessor, it absolutely devours bad roads. It has an inherent ability to iron out even the sharpest of bumps and rutted imperfections with ease. Better still, the jolts typically experienced in full-size traditional SUVs are next to none. All in all, the Discovery remains thoroughly composed at low speeds but at highway speeds, there is constant vertical movement and that wallowy feeling that air suspension-equipped cars are bundled with. 

    A lot of the buyers are unlikely to take their Discovery off-road, but it is reassuring to know that it is more than capable at dealing with rough stuff. As standard, you get Land Rover’s full-fledged Terrain Response System and a two-speed transfer box that offers selectable high and low range gears. The system offers a standard 50/50 torque split between front and rear wheels, but uses sensors to distribute torque between the wheels depending on slippage. It’s a 'shift on the move' system which allows the driver to swap between high and low ratios without having to stop the vehicle, at speeds of up to 60kmph.

    Should I buy one?

    The 2017 Land Rover Discovery isn’t the most luxurious full-size SUV and at Rs 1.30 crores (on-road, Mumbai) for the top-spec diesel version, it’s certainly not cheap either. However, if you value practicality and long-distance cruising you will surely appreciate the Disco’s massive interior, flexible seating option and effortless performance. So if you are after a well-built traditional SUV with a genuine off-road ability instead of a glitzy and unashamedly road-focused SUV, the new Discovery makes for a worthy choice. 

    Where does it fit in?

    The new Discovery range is priced between Rs 68.05 lakhs and Rs 1.03 crore (ex-showroom), depending on the engine and trim level. It goes up against other luxury family SUVs like the Mercedes-Benz GLS, Audi Q7 and the Volvo XC90.

     
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    Mileage ARAI (kmpl)
    8.9 to 12
    9.8 10.15 to 11.4 6.8 to 40 12
    Engine (cc)
    1997 to 2997
    2995 1984 to 2894 2989 to 2999 1997 to 4999 2993 to 2998
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    Petrol & Diesel
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    Power (bhp)
    296 to 355
    335 241 to 434 362 to 375 296 to 518 282 to 375
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    Land Rover Discovery 2024 is available/sold in the following colours in India.

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    Land Rover Discovery Mileage

    Land Rover Discovery mileage claimed by ARAI is 8.9 to 12 kmpl. The petrol variant has a mileage of 8.9 to 12 kmpl. The diesel variant has a mileage of 12 kmpl.

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    Petrol - Automatic (TC)

    (1997 cc)

    8.9 kmpl
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    (2997 cc)

    12 kmpl
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    (2997 cc)

    12 kmpl
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    Land Rover Discovery User Reviews

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      1-Dream car for every middle class family. 2- Driving experiences is good for all the safety on road, no words for this good looks, performance and all the features which is in the car.
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    • LAND ROVER THE BEST
      Land Rover 4WD VEHICLES will never anywhere in off roaring. The best offroaders in the world. Can take this vehicle to forest, snow, water up to its bonnet height, sand , etc. Wonderful
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    • Tough Luxury Full Size Off Roading SVU
      Details about looks, performance etc: Superb looking full size luxury SUV. Servicing and maintenance: Yes, Hear the Land Rover is clear winner. Because all big three German companies Audi,BMW, & Mercedes-Benz providing warranty for only 2 years. While Land Rover is providing warranty for three years. In terms of maintenance German car always need more money to maintain. So hear this car has plus point compare to German rivals Pros and Cons: Pros:- True off roading SUV. Good HEIGHT compare to German SUVs. Ground clearance better than rivals Wading depth is excellent. Cons:- Interior looks little bit old style. Infotainment system can be better. Interior design can be modernised.
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    • Ghost rider
      Car is hard to drive experience in my chance opinion these is one of the part of my body in driving switchion plzzz buy the car to used to long driving change your opinion to plzzz drive
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      its fuel efficiency is more as compared to other vehicles at same price.safety system is more .and its look is wow awesome and it is so comfortable. music system is of high quality audio output and it contains more sensors as compared to other cars.it a worthy car in this range.its the brand bynot only look but also performance
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    Price
    Q: What is the avg ex-showroom price of Land Rover Discovery base model?
    The avg ex-showroom price of Land Rover Discovery base model is Rs. 97.00 Lakh which includes a registration cost of Rs. 1337220, insurance premium of Rs. 405508 and additional charges of Rs. 2000.

    Q: What is the avg ex-showroom price of Land Rover Discovery top model?
    The avg ex-showroom price of Land Rover Discovery top model is Rs. 1.43 Crore which includes a registration cost of Rs. 2237370, insurance premium of Rs. 582510 and additional charges of Rs. 2000.

    Performance
    Q: What is the ARAI mileage of Land Rover Discovery?
    The ARAI mileage of Land Rover Discovery is 8.9 to 12 kmpl.

    Q: What is the top speed of Land Rover Discovery?
    Land Rover Discovery has a top speed of 209 Kmph.

    Specifications
    Q: What is the seating capacity in Land Rover Discovery?
    Land Rover Discovery is a 7 seater.

    Q: What are the dimensions of Land Rover Discovery?
    The dimensions of Land Rover Discovery include its length of 4956 mm, width of 2073 mm and height of 1888 mm. The wheelbase of the Land Rover Discovery is 2923 mm.

    Features
    Q: Is Land Rover Discovery available in 4x4 variant?
    Yes, all variants of Land Rover Discovery come with four wheel drive option.

    Safety
    Q: How many airbags does Land Rover Discovery get?
    The top Model of Land Rover Discovery has 8 airbags. The Discovery has driver, front passenger, 2 curtain, driver side, front passenger side and 2 rear passenger side airbags.

    Q: Does Land Rover Discovery get ABS?
    Yes, all variants of Land Rover Discovery have ABS. ABS is a great accident prevention technology, allowing drivers to steer while braking hard.

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    Land Rover Discovery Price in India

    CityOn-Road Prices
    MumbaiRs. 1.15 Crore onwards
    BangaloreRs. 1.19 Crore onwards
    DelhiRs. 1.12 Crore onwards
    PuneRs. 1.15 Crore onwards
    Navi MumbaiRs. 1.15 Crore onwards
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