Land Rover Discovery Prices and Specifications

The Discovery S is the cheapest model in the range (although it’s not exactly low-cost…) and, from the inside, it feels it – the seats are fabric, not leather and you don’t get nice, glossy trim pieces. You also have to do without front and rear parking sensors – almost essential in a car this size. You do, however, get a powered tailgate, an eight-inch touchscreen (but with no sat-nav), automatic emergency braking, air-conditioning and 19-inch alloy wheels.

SE models are the trim level to go for, because they buy you a leather interior, front and rear parking sensors, and sat-nav. Their front seats are 12-way adjustable and heated, and you get Land Rover’s upgraded 250W stereo. The LED headlights are automatic, as are the wipers, and you get ambient interior lighting.

HSE models are the first to look and feel properly luxurious. They get 20-inch alloy wheels, chrome door handles and their own unique grille design. Inside, there’s an InControl Connect Pro sat-nav system, a 380W Meridian stereo, rear seats that fold electrically and a panoramic sunroof.

HSE Luxury cars come with all the toys you could ever hope for and are the only Discovery models to come as standard with 21-inch alloy wheels. They’re also the only model to get the company’s Intelligent Seat Fold system as standard – allowing you to fold and raise individual seats in the middle and back rows remotely using your phone. Rounding off the list is the company’s top-of-the-range satellite navigation system and Meridian’s brilliant 825W stereo.