New Land Rover discovery for sale

Exciting Updates for the Discovery!

Big things are coming for the Discovery, with two exciting new special editions that bring a bold sense of individuality and elevated style to this iconic SUV. Introducing the Gemini and Tempest editions, two distinct takes on the Discovery that blend striking design details with exclusive features never before seen on the model.

First up is the Discovery Gemini Edition, which builds upon the already impressive Dynamic SE trim. This special edition introduces a truly head-turning Sedona Red metallic paint, previously reserved for the Defender range, now making its debut on the Discovery. It’s a rich, dramatic finish that adds a new dimension of character and sophistication. Completing the look is bespoke ‘Gemini’ branding, giving this edition a confident and unique identity that stands out on any road.

Then there’s the Discovery Tempest Edition, which takes luxury and presence to another level. Based on the top-tier Metropolitan trim, the Tempest features a Petra Copper contrast roof, a subtle yet stunning detail that exudes contemporary elegance. Complementing the roof is a unique wheel design that reinforces the model’s premium stance and road presence. Perhaps most excitingly, the Tempest is the first Discovery ever to feature a matte protective film, giving the exterior a sleek, modern finish while adding an extra layer of durability.

Discovery 35th Edition

Land Rover are celebrating the 35 years of ingenious Discovery design and performance with the Discovery 35th Anniversary Edition model.

This limited edition model is available in Santorini Black and Carpathian Grey and boasts; bespoke ‘XXV’ badging and ‘Discovery’ treadplates, Head-up display, additional massage functions to the 20-Way heated and cooled seats and an impressive a 36-month subscription for the Thatcham S5 accredited Secure Tracker Pro.

The Discovery 35th Edition really does celebrate the very best of British automotive design, engineering and performance and continues the Discovery hard-earned reputation as the ultimate go-anywhere family SUV.

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What is it?

The new Discovery has been around a little while now and, like or loathe the way it looks, it’s been immensely popular. It’s capable of seating seven in comfort yet able to conquer nearly any type of terrain, so there’s little wonder why it’s been snapped up by consumers. Initially offered with a range of traditional diesel and petrol engines there’s now a new powertrain, and it uses Land Rover’s 2.0-litre petrol ‘Ingenium’ unit. It may appear, on paper at least, that this engine is too small to carry along the heavy Discovery, but is that the case? Let’s find out.

What’s new?

The biggest change here is the engine. We’ve previously seen this small capacity petrol engine used in a variety of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles, in an attempt to combat the growing distrust of diesel units. Elsewhere, it’s business as usual. The Discovery still gets seven useable seats that can fold completely flat, as well as a full suite of driver aids to ensure that no weather or obstacle can stop you from getting where you need to go.

What’s under the bonnet?

This new Ingenium engine is, at 2.0-litres, the smallest capacity drivetrain offering you can get on the Discovery. It’s paralleled by a diesel version – though it’s the petrol that we have with us here. It produces 298bhp and an impressive 400Nm of torque, which means it’s able to get the two-tonne Disco up to 60mph in a reasonable 7.3 seconds and onwards to a top speed of 125mph. Of course, a by-product of a smaller engine working hard to lug a big, heavy body around is that it hurts economy. Land Rover claims that this version will return 29.4mpg on the combined cycle, though in daily driving we achieved closer to 22mpg. Emissions are, again, as you’d expect for a large SUV, sitting at 222g/km CO2.