Land Rover Discovery Sport vs. Range Rover Sport

The Land Rover Discovery Sport and the Range Rover Sport both offer seating for seven and lots of storage space. While they both come with two rows of seats, third-row seats are available to provide room for the whole family. Plus, when they’re not in use, you can fold them flat into the floor.

Folding seats are also standard in the second row. With so many configurations, both SUVs can carry everything from a few bags to boxes and bicycles.

On top of their convenient cargo room, both luxury SUVs come with leather seats, power-adjustable front seats, and stylish accents throughout the interior.

The Land Rover Discovery Sport includes heated front seats, while the Range Rover Sport gives you even more options with heated and ventilated front seats and rear seats.

Both the Discovery Sport and the Range Rover Sport are smartphone compatible, so you can stream music and safely make hands-free calls. You can also get directions, find more music to choose from, and enjoy excellent sound quality with the following features:

While they share features and functionality, the two SUVs come with different infotainment systems. For example, the Land Rover Discovery Sport features a 10-inch Touchscreen for the Pivi Pro system. The Range Rover Sport gives you extra visibility with a 13.1-inch Touchscreen.

Both vehicles offer advanced safety features to help you stay on top of every situation. They’re both available with Lane Keep Assist, which alerts you if you begin to drift and can provide gentle steering assistance to urge you back to center.

What do these stylish, high-tech SUVs have under the hood? The Land Rover Discovery Sport runs on a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine that gets up to 246 horsepower and 269 lb-ft of torque.

The Range Rover Sport offers a few more options as well as more power. It gives you four engines to choose from, including an engine that gets up to 434 horsepower and 457 lb-ft of torque.

With the 2.0L engine, the Land Rover Discovery Sport has the power to tow up to 4,409 pounds. This is a decent amount of towing power. If you need a little more oomph, the Range Rover Sport can tow up to 6,139 pounds.

Both SUVs are designed to go anywhere, too. With standard All Wheel Drive and features like Terrain Response® 2, your vehicle’s drivetrain can adjust to all sorts of driving conditions.