The Car Line-up: Efficiency Test
Ahead of England vs. Slovenia on Tuesday 25th June, we've crunched the numbers for a 380-mile journey from Harwoods Head Office in Pulborough to Cologne’s Stadium via Brussels to see how a handful of our models stack up in fuel efficiency. Find out which model wins the fuel-saving crown.
5th - Land Rover Discovery
3.0 D250 Dynamic HSE 5dr Auto, Diesel
Miles per gallon: 34.70
Fuel cost: £76.71
Although the Land Rover Discovery D250 Diesel is more fuel-efficient than its petrol siblings, with an average mpg of 34.70, the Discovery will cost around £77 to fuel for a 380-mile journey. As a larger, premium SUV, the Discovery features the latest Pivi Pro infotainment system, which is user-friendly and offers a large touchscreen or a combination of touchscreen and physical buttons for control. To enhance safety on long journeys, Driver Attention Monitoring detects signs of driver drowsiness and issues warnings to encourage breaks, an essential feature if you’re driving across Europe. The 360-Degree Camera System provides a bird's-eye view of the surroundings, making parking and manoeuvring in tight spaces easier—a valuable feature in unfamiliar areas or crowded destinations. Additionally, the Discovery D250 offers flexible seating with the option to fold down the rear seats for a larger cargo area, allowing you to maximise luggage space based on your needs. So whether you need to pack for the unpredictable weather or plan to fill your car with England flags, the Discovery is a great option.