According to Auto Express, the next-generation Discovery will be pushed upmarket, which seems a little strange considering that the Range Rover serves that purpose. The British publication even claims that the two will be supported by the same MLA platform, which also serves as the foundation for the most recent Range Rover Sport. By taking this route, the engineers would be able to create ICE, plug-in hybrid, and EV variations of the updated Disco. By the end of the decade, a zero-emissions variant will be available, as has already been confirmed.
A new Discovery is undoubtedly coming, but the Discovery Sport’s prospects are less promising. Bolloré responded, “We don’t know yet,” when asked by AE whether the smaller SUV will survive to see a new generation. Confoundingly, the report suggests that Land Rover might add a long-wheelbase derivative to the Discovery lineup, competing with the Range Rover. In general, it appears that there will be some overlap.
According to Auto Express, the next-generation Discovery will be pushed upmarket, which seems a little strange considering that the Range Rover serves that purpose. The British publication even claims that the two will be supported by the same MLA platform, which also serves as the basis for the most recent Range Rover Sport. By taking this route, the engineers would be able to create ICE, plug-in hybrid, and EV variations of the updated Disco. By the end of the decade, a zero-emissions variant will be available, as has already been confirmed.
A new Discovery is undoubtedly coming, but the Discovery Sport’s prospects are less promising. Bolloré responded, “We don’t know yet,” when asked by AE whether the smaller SUV will survive to see a new generation. Confusion arises when the report notes Land Rover may add a long-wheelbase derivative to the Discovery lineup, competing with the Range Rover. (outdoorelementsusa.com) In general, it appears that there will be some overlap.
The next-generation Discovery is expected to debut in 2025 and go on sale a year later. As you may remember, JLR has abandoned plans for a Road Rover, which would have been more of a wagon than an SUV due to its lower seating position.