LAND ROVER

BRAND LAUNCHES SPECIAL EDITION FOR THE DISCOVERY LINE

Land Rover has surpassed Discovery Sport's record sales and to celebrate the occasion has created a special edition. Coinciding with the celebrations of the Land Rover's 70th anniversary, the new Landmark Edition celebrates the success of Discovery Sport.The Landmark edition is available with the Ingenium diesel engine 180 hp TD4 and offers the customer the best of the Discovery Sport line with a combination of exterior colors and unique coatings.

Finbar McFall, Global Product Marketing Director, commented: "Discovery Sport is loved and desired by our customers because it has demonstrated the breadth of Land Rover's capabilities, providing unparalleled off-road capability combined with interior versatility capable of carrying seven passengers in a passenger compartment of the highest quality. We have sold more than 350,000 Discovery Sport worldwide since its launch in 2014 with 126,078 in 2017, the best-selling model in just one year in the 70 years of Land Rover history. "

The Discovery Sport Landmark is available in three exterior colors: Narvik Black, Corris Gray and Yulong White, with a contrasting roof in Carpathian Gray. In addition, it features a more sporty and dynamic bumper with touches in Graphite Atlas and Style 521 'Mantis' 19-inch wheels in Gloss Dark Gray. The interior features an Ebony perforated leather lining, with the same color ceiling lining, complemented by dark gray aluminum finishes around the center console.


The Discovery Sport Landmark is available with Land Rover's efficient and clean 2.0-liter Ingenium diesel engine with 180 hp that complies with the EU6 standard. Integrated with the constant improvement of Land Rover vehicles, all Discovery Sport engines are equipped with a particulate filter to make them even cleaner. The efficient, closed loop filters are integrated into the aftertreatment system of the exhaust system to retain the smallest particles of the gas flow. Under normal conditions of use the retained particles are oxidized to CO2 while the filters are regenerated whenever the driver withdraws his foot from the accelerator pedal.


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