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What are the dimensions of a Land Rover?

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ClaraLynn
07/29/25 10:34am
Land Rover Range Rover's dimensions are 5000mm in length, 2073mm in width, and 1869mm in height. Here are some details about the Land Rover Range Rover: Exterior: It features a distinctive two-tone body design combined with squared-off body lines, exuding a rugged off-road vehicle vibe. The rectangular headlight clusters and front grille adopt straighter body lines and a flat roof design. Interior: The seats are upholstered in tan leather with diamond patterns. The dashboard area retains the classic Land Rover design, featuring dark wood trim. The center console now includes a 9-inch touchscreen display supporting GPS, CarPlay, Bluetooth, and more. The screen runs the Alpine Halo multimedia system, and the dashboard houses two subwoofers and Infinity Kappa audio. The center armrest also includes a CD player.
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MacPreston
08/13/25 3:00pm
I've driven quite a few Land Rover models before, and I feel there's a significant difference in size between different models. Take the top-of-the-line Range Rover, for example—it's about 5.2 meters long, over 2.2 meters wide, and nearly 1.8 meters tall. You need to be careful when parking in the city because it takes up a lot of space. But the large size also has its advantages: the interior is incredibly spacious, with rear seats as comfortable as a sofa, and there's plenty of room for luggage or a stroller. If you look at smaller models like the Range Rover Evoque or Discovery Sport, the length shrinks to between 4.3 and 4.8 meters, the width reduces to around 1.9 meters, and the height is about 1.7 meters. These dimensions make city driving more flexible, and turning isn't a hassle. These size differences directly impact the driving experience, so I recommend test-driving multiple models and considering your actual needs before choosing. After all, Land Rover's off-road performance also tends to be stronger with larger models.
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DiLevi
10/07/25 5:46am
I've been using a Land Rover for commuting for several years, and I feel that size is a key consideration for daily driving. For regular Land Rover models like the Range Rover, the length is around 5 meters, width about 2 meters, and height approximately 1.9 meters. Such a large vehicle can indeed be tricky on narrow roads, especially in Beijing's hutongs, where you have to reverse slowly. Smaller models like the Evoque are much more convenient, with a length of 4.4 meters, width under 1.9 meters, and height just over 1.7 meters, making city driving a breeze—fuel-efficient and hassle-free. Size doesn't just affect parking; it also impacts passenger space, and having enough legroom in the back is essential for trips. Nowadays, new models are optimizing this, maintaining space without being bulky. I think young people should prioritize urban adaptability when choosing a car.
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JakeLynn
11/20/25 7:09am
When it comes to Land Rover dimensions, the specific data varies by model. The full-size Range Rover measures between 5000 to 5200 mm in length, approximately 2200 mm in width, and around 1850 mm in height. The mid-sized Discovery is about 4900 mm long, 2070 mm wide, and roughly 1900 mm tall. Compact models like the Evoque are around 4300+ mm in length, 1900 mm in width, and approximately 1700 mm in height. Dimensions directly affect interior space and off-road capability, so comparing them with your garage size or personal preference is more practical when choosing a vehicle.
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