Land Rover Discovery Lease Deals

The Land Rover Discovery isn’t just a luxury SUV – it’s one of the most versatile vehicles available for leasing today. Comfortable on-road and able to seat 7 adults, it’s a proper off-roader that’ll tackle all manner of tricky terrain thanks to its sophisticated 4-wheel drive system.

With a stylish look, a choice of petrol or diesel engines, and a tech-filled interior, it sits at the top of the tree for anyone looking for classy but capable family transport. Check out our excellent Land Rover Discovery UK lease deals at Vanarama.

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Land Rover Discovery Sw3.0 D300 S 5 Doors Auto

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypeDiesel

Boot Capacity172 Litres

0-62mph6.8 Seconds

£801.99

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Land Rover Discovery Sw3.0 D300 Metropolitan Edition 5 Doors Auto

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypeDiesel

Boot Capacity172 Litres

0-62mph6.8 Seconds

£987.86

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Land Rover Discovery Sw3.0 P360 Metropolitan Edition 5 Doors Auto

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity172 Litres

0-62mph6.5 Seconds

£1016.99

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Land Rover Discovery Top Features

Brilliant off-road performance.

Comfortable and refined on the road.

Lots of space for passengers and luggage.

Why Lease A Land Rover Discovery With Vanarama?

Leasing a Land Rover Discovery has a lot of benefits when compared to buying outright. This includes much lower initial deposit payments as well as having your monthly payments fixed for the duration of your lease term.

Leasing with Vanarama also allows you to customise the contract to suit your personal needs, tailoring the annual mileage, upfront payments, fuel type and maintenance package.

There are no unseen costs associated with leasing with us, and you don’t have to worry about the vehicle's depreciation. To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.

Benefits Of Leasing A Land Rover Discovery

SUVs are extremely popular, having evolved from old-school 4x4s that could drive over rugged terrain. Some SUVs are style over substance – firmly designed with the road, rather than the wilderness, in mind. Not so the Land Rover Discovery.

This is a luxury SUV with off-roading in its very DNA. Sure, it can transport 7 people in comfort down the motorway. But it can also off-road just as well and it has all the other key premium car skills nailed, too. It looks smart, it’s got a plush, spacious interior and it also packs plenty of modern technology.

Inside The Cabin Of The Land Rover Discovery

This version of the Discovery has been on sale since 2017, but it was given a big overhaul in 2021 with new features to a lot of the interior. Material quality is generally very high, with some lovely leathers included. You sit very high up, which gives you a commanding view of the road ahead, and the seats are super-comfy. Visibility is excellent too, but to help with manoeuvring all models get front and rear parking sensors, as well as a surround-view camera system. The old infotainment system, which was historically a weak point of the Discovery, has been replaced by a brand-new set-up and it’s much better. There’s a big 11.4-inch touchscreen that looks great and is easy to use, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are both standard. This means you can hook up your smartphone and control apps from the car’s screen with ease.

Behind The Wheel Of The Land Rover Discovery

Air suspension is standard, which means a smooth drive, especially on smaller alloy wheels. Lumps and bumps from the road are soothed away, and only the Audi Q7 does ride quality better than this. Handling through corners is confident too. If you fancy a spot of off-roading, there are few better vehicles than this one. Standard 4-wheel drive and some very clever technology mean you can set the Discovery up for various types of inhospitable terrain. Just point it at where you want to go, and it’ll do the rest. Muddy farm tracks or campsites will be no issue. Power comes from a choice of 2 petrol and 2 diesel engines, most of which are fitted with a mild-hybrid system to reduce fuel consumption. All are very decent. If you’re after efficiency, go for a diesel, but for max power, the petrol-powered P360 is the best choice. There’s a lack of a plug-in hybrid option, however.

Very often, 7-seat SUVs have lots of space for 5 and then a couple of tiny seats squeezed into the back. But the Discovery is a genuine 7-seater, and even adults will have legroom and headroom in the 3rd row. No other SUV will give you this much space for 5 in the back.

Using the 3rd row of seats means the boot isn’t huge, at 258 litres. But fold them away and you’ll get a massive space, which can expand even further if you drop the 2nd row of chairs too. It’s almost van-like – in fact, Land Rover even makes a commercial version of the Discovery.

Storage space is excellent, too. There are massive door pockets and a huge cubby between the front seats, as well as a hidden space in the dashboard for a mobile phone. A pair of gloveboxes can house even more odds and ends.
If the Discovery lacks anything, it’s a plug-in hybrid model, which could dramatically reduce running costs. That’s something that rivals like the BMW X5, Mercedes GLE and Volvo XC90 can all offer. It’s therefore hard to recommend a Discovery to company car drivers, as the benefit-in-kind tax will be higher due to higher CO2 emissions.

Both diesel engines promise the same fuel economy of up to 33.9mpg. That’s not brilliant, but remember that the Discovery is a big, heavy car with permanent 4-wheel drive. Of the petrol engines, the more powerful P360 will get better fuel economy than the P300, thanks to its mild-hybrid system – it’ll give you up to 26.7mpg.

Land Rover Discovery Models Available

All versions of the Discovery are 5-door, 7-seat SUVs.

Trim Levels

S R-Dynamic S R-Dynamic SE R-Dynamic HSE

All Discovery models have LED headlights, alloy wheels and climate control, with keyless entry and a powered boot lid.

The Land Rover Discovery Vs Competitors

When it comes to premium 7-seat SUVs, you’ve got a few solid choices. BMW’s X5 is fun to drive as well, and the Mercedes-Benz GLE is flash and luxurious. All of these have plug-in hybrid models. You could even look elsewhere in the Land Rover brochure – the Range Rover Sport has the option of 7 seats too.

Absolutely. The Discovery is comfortable, stylish, spacious, and drives well both on and off the road.
Running costs on any premium SUV won’t be particularly cheap. The Discovery costs more to fuel than rivals with plug-in hybrid powertrains, but other costs will be similar.
They have different price points, so aren’t directly comparable. The Range Rover leasing options are often bigger and arguably more luxurious, but the Discovery will seat 7.
People look for Land Rover leasing deals because of the brand heritage, luxurious image and impressive capability of its cars.
That depends on your priority. We’d stick with a diesel if you do long journeys and want good fuel economy, but for performance, the petrol P360 would be our pick.
Here at Vanarama, we make things as easy as possible for you to get the best possible deal on your Land Rover Discovery. We’ll help you drive away your dream car quickly and easily, with our experts on hand to help you. Take a look through our exceptional Land Rover Discovery leasing offers today and find the ideal model for you.