Finally,   here’s the Discovery 5, the most important Land Rover since Evoque.   It’s clean and classy on the outside but it’s the functionality that   will decide its fate
Seven   seats is a given in this sector but the Discovery will make every   occupant feel like a king. Every seat is designed to cope with a   full-sized adult, with the option to have all seven electrically heated   too. Even better, every seat offers its own USB port (up to nine in   total) to keep anti-social family members sufficiently distracted from   each other.
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Discovery   5 dispenses with tradition and offers a conventional upward-opening   tailgate but with a twist. The outer bootlid features a low loading lip   while a new secondary inner tailgate, made from aluminium and  optionally  electrically operated, keeps your boot contents in place and  will  support up to 300kg for your shooting party. Another clever  feature is  the roof spoiler, which diverts air across the roof and down  over the  screen, helping to keep it clear without recourse to the  incivility of a  rear wiper.
Interior   space is improved but how it’s used has been considered too. There are   hidden storage areas everywhere – pull out the cupholders and there’s   room for four iPads, pull down the climate controls and you can stash   valuables – Land Rover wants the Discovery to carry your stuff but keep   the cabin uncluttered. Then there’s the magic of the Intelligent Seat   Fold; ignore Paul Auster for a moment and you can fold the seats from   your phone or even from the driver’s seat.
No   Discovery would be worthy of the name without great towing ability and   the 5 will drag the outgoing model into the weeds. 3500kg of towing   capacity is a given, but Advanced Tow Assist will make you look like a   reversing god. Using the surround view cameras and the terrain response   controller you can decide where you want your trailer to go and keep   your hands off the wheel. And wave at gawping onlookers
A new feature for Discovery 5 is the charmingly-named Elegant Assist. Rather  than   a John F. Kennedy School, this new tech will automatically lower the   car for easy entry, exit and loading. Pull up and it drops 15mm, open a   door and it deferentially drops a further 30mm to make your occupants   feel like royalty (and to stop them getting papped when emerging in a   short skirt).









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