Introducing the new Land Rover Discovery
If you want a proper SUV that feels just as at home on the school run as it does towing a caravan, the new Land Rover Discovery earns its place. It's built for big days out and busy weeks, with seven-seat flexibility, strong towing capability, and a cabin layout that makes loading and unloading feel straightforward.
Compared to older versions, the latest Discovery leans harder into everyday ease. The infotainment feels cleaner and faster to use, the seating flexibility is more family-friendly, and little details like the inner tailgate help when you're loading bags, dealing with muddy kit, or keeping things secure at the back.
If you'd like to experience how it fits your routine, we can help you book a test drive at Vertu.
New Land Rover Discovery trim options
| Trim level |
Best for |
Key features and differences |
| Discovery S |
Value-focused families who still want seven-seat capability |
Strong standard kit, practical cabin layout, seven-seat flexibility |
| Discovery Dynamic SE |
Drivers who want a more distinctive look and extra comfort features |
Sportier styling cues, larger wheels (often 21-inch), upgraded exterior details |
| Discovery Metropolitan Edition |
Drivers who want the highest-spec Discovery with more luxury touches |
Premium interior finish, larger wheels (often 22-inch), added convenience features such as a powered inner tailgate and extra cabin comfort features |
New Land Rover Discovery running costs
| Trim level |
Typical fuel type |
Typical combined economy (WLTP) |
Typical CO2 (WLTP) |
| Discovery S |
D350 mild-hybrid diesel (MHEV) |
Around 34.0 mpg |
From around 218 g/km |
| Discovery Dynamic SE |
D350 mild-hybrid diesel (MHEV) |
Around 33.0 mpg |
From around 223 g/km |
| Discovery Metropolitan Edition |
D350 mild-hybrid diesel (MHEV) |
Around 32.1 mpg |
From around 231 g/km |
New Land Rover Discovery safety features and rating
- Euro NCAP five-star safety rating (2017)
- Autonomous emergency braking support to help reduce the chance of a front-end impact
- Lane keeping support to help you stay centred on longer drives
- Driver alert systems that can warn you if you show signs of fatigue
- Traffic sign recognition support to help you keep track of changing speed limits
- Available camera and parking aids that make tight manoeuvres feel less stressful in a large SUV
New Land Rover Discovery practicality and space
- Seven-seat layout that suits family life and group trips without needing a van-sized vehicle
- Slide and Stow seating that lets you quickly change the cabin setup when plans change, so you can make more legroom for passengers or free up space for luggage
- 60:40 electric folding second-row seats with manual slide and powered recline, which helps you balance comfort in row two with access and space behind it
- Boot space of around 258 litres with all seven seats in use, which works well for a smaller shop or a few soft bags
- Boot space of around 1,137 litres with five seats in use (third row folded), which is the "daily default" for a lot of owners doing family duties
- Up to around 2,406 litres with the rear seats folded, giving you the sort of load space that makes tip runs, flat-pack furniture, and bulky pushchairs far less awkward
- Inner tailgate that helps in real life when you're loading on a slope, stopping bags rolling out, or keeping smaller items secure at the back while the main tailgate is open
- Towing capability up to 3,500kg (braked), which makes it a strong choice if you need to pull a large caravan, horsebox, or work trailer without stepping up to something heavier-duty
New Land Rover Discovery tech and convenience
- Pivi Pro-style infotainment with a clean layout that's easier to learn quickly, especially if you're switching from an older car with more buttons
- Smartphone connectivity that keeps navigation, calls, and music simple to access on the move
- 3D surround-style camera support (on higher specs) that helps you place the car accurately when parking bays are tight
- Clear, digital driver display that keeps key info easy to read at a glance
- Cabin comfort features (often upgraded on higher trims) that help on longer journeys, especially with a full load of passengers
- Useful towing-focused tech and stability systems that help the car stay composed when you're travelling with a heavy trailer attached
Can I buy a new Land Rover Discovery on finance?
Yes, you can buy a new Land Rover Discovery on finance with Vertu. Some customers want flexibility at the end of the agreement, while others prefer a clear route to ownership from day one. Either way, Land Rover Discovery on finance can help you spread the cost and keep your budget predictable.
Here are the main options you'll usually consider for Land Rover Discovery on finance, with availability and terms varying by trim, deposit, and mileage:
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase): often suits drivers who like lower monthly payments with options at the end
- HP (Hire Purchase): often suits customers who want a simpler route to owning the car at the end
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire): often suits drivers who want fixed costs and plan to hand the vehicle back at the end
If you'd like a clearer overview before you decide, take a look at car finance explained and then speak to our team to talk through the right next step.
Where can I buy a new Land Rover Discovery?
You can buy a new Land Rover Discovery through Vertu, with help from colleagues who know what matters when you're choosing a large SUV. Whether you're comparing trims, deciding how much towing capacity you really need, or working out the best seating setup for your routine, we'll keep it simple and practical.
You also get the reassurance of our customer service support, plus access to aftersales options that help you look after your car long after you drive away.
If you're still weighing up options, you can browse our wider range of new Land Rover models, or compare against our full selection of new cars in stock to see what best fits your budget and lifestyle.
New Land Rover Discovery FAQs
Is the new Land Rover Discovery in a high insurance group?
The new Land Rover Discovery usually sits in higher insurance groups, mainly because it's a large, powerful SUV with expensive parts and advanced technology. As a practical guide, you'll often see examples like these for D350 models:
- Discovery S: commonly around group 42E
- Discovery Dynamic SE: commonly around group 44E
- Discovery Metropolitan Edition: commonly around group 45E
Exact groupings can vary by insurer, model year, and spec, so it's always worth getting a quote using the exact registration or a like-for-like trim.
Is a fixed or flexible servicing plan better for a new Land Rover Discovery?
A fixed plan can suit you if you want predictable costs and you cover steady mileage each year, especially if you tow regularly or do lots of longer trips. A flexible plan can make more sense if your annual mileage changes a lot or you mainly use the Discovery for shorter journeys.
Either way, keeping to the right schedule matters on a Discovery, because it's a heavier vehicle that often does more demanding work than a smaller family car. You can also find out more about Land Rover servicing through Vertu.
Is the new Land Rover Discovery easy to park in tight spaces?
For a big SUV, the Discovery makes tight spaces feel manageable once you get used to the size. Higher specs often add helpful camera views and parking aids that let you judge the corners more easily, which is especially useful in multi-storey car parks or narrow driveways. The boxier rear end also helps when you're reversing, because it's easier to judge where the back of the car finishes.
Does the new Land Rover Discovery come with a three-year warranty?
Land Rover new cars in the UK typically come with a three-year manufacturer warranty with unlimited mileage. It's a strong level of cover for a vehicle like the Discovery, especially if you plan to do a lot of motorway miles or tow regularly.
Is S, Dynamic SE, or Metropolitan Edition the right new Land Rover Discovery trim for me?
Discovery S tends to suit drivers who want the essentials done well, with seven-seat flexibility and strong everyday capability. Dynamic SE is a good step up if you want a sportier look and a little more comfort-focused kit. Metropolitan Edition usually fits buyers who want the most premium finish, plus extra convenience features that you notice every day.
Are the tech features of the new Land Rover Discovery easy to use?
The Discovery's tech is designed to feel straightforward once you've spent a few minutes setting it up. The main screen layout keeps key features easy to find, and everyday tasks like pairing your phone, setting navigation, and adjusting cabin settings feel familiar if you're used to modern touchscreens.
