The Land Rover Discovery has been a familiar sight on UK roads since its launch over 30 years ago. The model is still a 7-seater and the Discovery range includes the D350 mild-hybrid diesel engine. It also features new Gemini and Tempest special editions. The body shape hasn't changed much, but modernisations include redesigned LED headlights and a lower, wider stance. These features provide improved handling and road presence.
The Discovery's interior has a streamlined dashboard. It features an 11.4-inch Pivi Pro curved glass touchscreen for infotainment and navigation. The design is minimalist, but it keeps physical rotary dials for climate and seat controls. This ensures ease of use while driving. The trim line-up includes the S, Dynamic SE, Dynamic HSE, and the Metropolitan Edition. There are also the Gemini and Tempest special editions. A commercial variant's available for business users.
We’ve got a separate page for our leasing deals on the Discovery Sport but you can browse all our other Discovery leasing deals above if you want to compare between other specs. You can filter these using our hand search tools if you need to narrow the results based on your vehicle or contract needs or look at all the current deals we have to find the best one for you.
Alternatively, you can compare it with the rest of the Land Rover range to see how it stacks up against their other models.
The ideal driver for a Land Rover Discovery is the modern family adventurer who refuses to compromise on luxury or utility. This driver prioritises a spacious, 7-seat configuration and class-leading towing capacity, requiring a vehicle that can handle the school run, cross-continental road trips, and muddy campsites with equal poise. They value the 'Swiss Army Knife' nature of the Discovery; a sophisticated premium SUV that remains genuinely unstoppable when the tarmac ends.
Cars similar to a Land Rover Discovery lease include the Volvo XC90, which offers a Scandinavian take on the luxury 7-seater, and the Audi Q7, known for its car-like handling and high-tech cabin. For those seeking a more rugged alternative with similar heritage, the Toyota Land Cruiser provides legendary reliability, while the BMW X7 offers a more road-biased, performance-oriented luxury experience for large families.
Leasing is a simple way of getting behind the wheel of a brand-new Land Rover Discovery. When you lease, you’ll pay fixed monthly payments throughout your contract, so there’s no need to worry about paying the full cost of the car upfront. Not only that but you’ll have the pick of the latest models too.
In many cases, leasing offers lower monthly repayments than a typical finance deal, so you may find your budget goes even further. At the end of your contract, you don’t need to worry about depreciation costs or selling your vehicle as you would if you bought outright. Just return the vehicle to us, we’ll carry out a few checks and then you'll be ready to select your new lease. You can even arrange for the collection of your old lease car and delivery of your new Land Rover Discovery lease on the same day!
The cheapest Discovery lease deal will depend on the deals available at the time so we can’t guarantee a particular model will always be the cheapest or what that price will be, but we can guarantee that we’ll work hard to find the very best prices possible for our customers. Here at Xcite Car Leasing we work with all of the UK’s leading funders and an extensive network of dealerships around the country in order to find the best leasing deals on the market.
While the Land Rover Discovery and the Discovery Sport are similar in that they’re both luxury SUVs, there are some differences to be aware of if you’re deciding between them. The primary difference remains their size and positioning: the Land Rover Discovery is a full-size, premium luxury SUV designed for maximum family space and heavy-duty towing, while the Land Rover Discovery Sport is a compact, more affordable alternative built for urban agility and lighter adventures.
As a 7-seater with a third row of seats in place, the Land Rover Discovery offers 258 litres of boot space. As a 5-seater without the third row of seats, boot space increases to 1,137 litres.