The Landmark trim gets a mountain-range logo on its tread plates and is also projected by its puddle lights.
Land Rover has refreshed the Discovery Sport again for MY 2026. The Dynamic SE and range-topping Dynamic HSE trims have been replaced by new trims named Landmark and Metropolitan, while the entry-level S has become the Dynamic S.
The Landmark trim gets a mountain-range logo on its tread plates and is also projected by its puddle lights. Features include a sliding and reclining second row of seats, Click & Go media holders, a panoramic glass roof and a 3D surround camera.
The Metropolitan features Atlas Silver Discovery lettering on its bonnet and tailgate, and Indus Silver finished front and rear skid plates. The front grille gets a silver foil insert and Metropolitan-branded tread plates for the doors. It also has new 20‑inch Diamond Turned multi‑spoke alloy wheels, optionally available with a Gloss Black finish. On the inside, it gets 14‑way electrically adjustable heated and cooled seats, 650W 14‑speaker (plus dual‑channel subwoofer) MeridianTM Surround Sound System, Clearsight Rear View Mirror and Cabin Air Purification Plus.
The entry-level Dynamic S gets a Gloss Black finish for the front grille, wheel arches, lower bumpers and body claddings. Inside it gets a digital instrument cluster, steering-mounted paddle shifters and an 11.4-inch curved glass touchscreen. It also gets the Pivi Pro infotainment along with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
Mechanically the Discovery Sport remains unchanged. It comes with Ingenium petrol and diesel engines with plug-in hybrid and mild hybrid technology.
