The Discovery received several tweaks that include redesigned LED headlights, a new front bumper, new side vents and redesigned taillights. Perhaps the biggest change is one consumers won’t see: the electrical system.
The new system powers two modems that allow for seamless streaming of software updates. Land Rover says the over-the-air updates cover as many as 44 electric modules. The center console was redesigned and houses an 11.4-inch screen, which is nearly 50 percent larger than the screen in the 2020 Discovery.
The 2021 Discovery S has a base price of $55,250 — up from the 2020 base price of $53,650. Three other 2021 models will be available: the 2.0 S R-Dynamic, priced at $57,750; the 3.0 S R-Dynamic, priced at $63,250; and the 3.0 HSE R-Dynamic with a sticker price of $70,250.
All prices include $1,350 for shipping.
