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Land Rover Discovery Sport

The compact seven-seat SUV that replaced the Freelander, mechanically an Evoque with a longer body. Ingenium engines and, on later cars, mild-hybrid systems — so a low-voltage code has a second charging path to consider.

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Generations

L550 2014–present

Mechanically an Evoque with a longer body; mild hybrid on later Ingenium engines.
- ZF 9HP 9-speed automatic
Body styles

SUV

Platform

Land Rover D8
Engines
2.0 Si4 — petrol · 147–213 kW (197–286 hp)

2.0 Ingenium petrol — mild hybrid

1.5 three-cylinder PHEV — AJ150 · plug-in hybrid

2.2 SD4 — diesel · 110–140 kW (148–188 hp)

2.0 Ingenium diesel — mild hybrid

2.0 — diesel · 110–150 kW (148–201 hp)

1.5 turbo — AJ150 · petrol

2.0 turbo — petrol · 147–213 kW (197–286 hp) · t/c petrol
Transmissions

6-speed Getrag M66EH50 manual · 8-Speed Aisin automatic · 9-speed ZF 9-HP automatic

Drivetrain

Front-wheel drive · Four-wheel drive

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