Introducing the New Land Rover Discovery Sport

In an effort to provide more realistic fuel consumption and CO2 emissions figures, Land Rover has introduced a new testing procedure called WLTP (Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicle Test Procedure). This rigorous test process simulates real-world driving conditions, taking into account various factors such as fuel consumption, energy consumption, range, and emissions.

The WLTP test is designed to provide more accurate and relevant data for consumers, giving them a better understanding of their vehicle's performance in everyday driving scenarios. The new Land Rover Discovery Sport has undergone this testing procedure, ensuring that its fuel efficiency and environmental impact are accurately represented.

For those interested in the New Land Rover Discovery Sport, please note that availability and pricing may vary depending on your local market. Some features and options may not be available in all regions or for specific model years. Additionally, the company is constantly working to improve its vehicles, parts, and accessories, which can result in changes to specifications without prior notice.

As a result of the global semiconductor shortage, some vehicle builds and option availability may be affected. Customers are advised to consult their retailer for more information on customer deliveries of Plug-in Hybrid models and potential build timings.

Land Rover is also committed to continuously updating its software and releasing new features through wireless updates. The Smart Settings feature, which is currently planned for a future update, will provide an even more personalized driving experience.

To learn more about the New Land Rover Discovery Sport and its various trims, options, and colours, please visit your local retailer or website. With its improved testing procedure and commitment to innovation, the Land Rover Discovery Sport is poised to set a new standard in the world of luxury SUVs.

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