2027 Land Rover Discovery Release Date & Price

2027 Land Rover Discovery Release Date & Price The 2027 Land Rover Discovery is now available in the United States. Land Rover officially introduced the updated model year lineup on July 1, 2026, and it is on sale at dealers nationwide.

2027 Land Rover Discovery Release Date & Price

This is a refreshed version of the current fifth-generation (L462) Discovery, which first arrived in 2017. It is not an all-new generation. The biggest changes include the removal of the previous base four-cylinder engine and the addition of a new Landmark trim.

2027 Land Rover Discovery Release Date in the USA

Land Rover North America announced the 2027 Discovery on July 1, 2026, from its Mahwah, New Jersey headquarters. The model is available for configuration and order immediately through the official Land Rover USA website and authorized retailers.

Buyers can order the vehicle now, with deliveries already underway at dealerships across the country as of August 2026.

What’s New for the 2027 Model Year?

The most significant update is the powertrain simplification. Land Rover dropped the turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that previously powered the base S trim. Every 2027 Discovery now comes standard with the turbocharged 3.0-liter Ingenium inline-six mild-hybrid (P360) engine.

Other updates include:

  • Introduction of the new mid-level Landmark Edition
  • Minor equipment and color additions to the range-topping Tempest
  • Standard roof rails on the S trim
  • Family-focused features such as additional USB ports and improved storage on entry models

The Landmark trim returns after a long absence. Historically, Landmark editions have often appeared near the end of a generation, which has led to speculation that the current Discovery may be approaching its final years.

2027 Land Rover Discovery Pricing (USA)

Official starting MSRPs (excluding destination and handling, which is approximately $1,850) are:

Trim Starting MSRP
S $64,900
Landmark $70,800
Tempest $84,300

Prices including destination typically begin around $66,750 for the S and climb to approximately $86,150 for the Tempest.

Actual transaction prices vary by location, options, and current incentives.

Engine, Performance, and Capability

All 2027 Discovery models use the same powertrain:

  • 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six mild-hybrid
  • 355 horsepower and approximately 369 lb-ft of torque
  • 8-speed automatic transmission
  • Standard all-wheel drive

Performance figures include a 0-60 mph time of roughly 6.2–6.6 seconds and a top speed of 130 mph. Maximum towing capacity is 8,200 pounds.

Off-road hardware remains strong, with Terrain Response 2, All Terrain Progress Control, and a maximum wading depth of 900 mm available.

Trim Levels Explained

Discovery S
The entry point. Now powered exclusively by the six-cylinder engine, it includes roof rails, wireless phone charging, multiple USB ports, and practical family storage as standard.

Discovery Landmark
The new mid-level trim. Exclusive Tasman Blue paint (a modern take on the original Discovery’s Clearwater Blue), unique mountain-logo detailing, 21-inch wheels, panoramic roof, center-console refrigerator, and higher equipment levels set it apart.

Discovery Tempest
The flagship. It features exclusive Borasco Grey paint, copper accents, upgraded leather, massaging front seats, and the highest level of luxury equipment.

Future of the Discovery

The current fifth-generation model is approaching its tenth year on sale. Industry reports and the return of the Landmark nameplate suggest Land Rover is preparing a full reinvention of the Discovery. A next-generation model—potentially electric or hybrid and built on a new platform—is widely expected around 2028.

JLR has already appointed a dedicated Discovery brand leader to oversee the model’s next chapter.

Should You Buy the 2027 Land Rover Discovery?

For American buyers seeking a capable, seven-seat luxury SUV that still prioritizes real off-road ability and family practicality, the 2027 Discovery remains a strong option. The standardized six-cylinder engine improves refinement and performance across the lineup, while the new Landmark trim fills a useful middle ground.

Shoppers who want the latest technology or a pure electric powertrain may prefer to wait for the next-generation model expected in a couple of years. For those ready to buy now, the 2027 Discovery is available at Land Rover retailers across the United States.