Land Rover has upgrade its popular Land Rover Discovery model. The 2014 Land Rover Discovery
receives a new look, new badging, improved fuel efficiency, enhanced audio systems and new driving assistance technology. The rejuvenated equipment level aims to enhance comfort and safety level to the already award-winning model.
The exterior makeover is as subtle and the wind breezing. A new front
grille, new front bumper, new headlamp design with distinctive LED DRL, two new alloy wheel designs are as far as the exterior updates go. Carried over from the current model is the optional ‘Black Design Pack’
which gives revised detailing and 20' black
alloy wheels. Another subtle but significant change is the name ‘Discovery’ name replaces ‘Land Rover’ on the bonnet. Engine badging relocates from the
tailgate to an ingot mounted on each of the front doors.
The aforementioned new range of driver assistance, comfort and safety features for the 2014 Land Rover Discovery include Wade Sensing (a technology unique to Land Rover), Blind Spot Monitoring, Closing Vehicle Sensing, Reverse Traffic Detection and T-junction Cameras.
The updated entertainment system is the Meridian premium audio option. The standard system features 8 speakers and 380 Watts of power, while the Meridian Surround system produces an impressive 825 Watts output and features 17 speakers.
The 2014 Land Rover Discovery will continue to be available with the 3.0L SDV6 with 256PS and CO2 emissions reduced from
230g/km to 213g/km, and fuel consumption improved to 35.3mpg. All models are equipped with an eight-speed
ZF automatic transmission.
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