The 2026 Discovery is defined by its “Naturally Curious” spirit and its ability to adapt to the technical demands of a modern family. To ensure an Effortless research process for our Grand Rapids clients, we have compiled the most frequent technical inquiries regarding the Discovery’s interior architecture and safety systems.
The 2026 Discovery features seven full-size seats as standard equipment. Unlike many luxury SUVs that offer “jump seats” for the third row, the Discovery is engineered with stadium-style seating to accommodate seven adults comfortably. The stepped roofline is a functional design element that ensures ample headroom even for passengers in the third row.
Available on the Gemini and Tempest editions, Intelligent Seat Fold allows you to reconfigure the second and third-row seats via the Pivi Pro touchscreen, switches in the cargo area, or remotely via the Land Rover Remote app. This system uses high-torque electric motors to fold or upright the seats in seconds, facilitating rapid transitions between passenger and cargo modes.
| Dimension | Specification (Inches/Cu. Ft.) |
|---|---|
| Max Cargo Volume (Seats Folded) | 74.3 cu. ft. |
| Cargo Volume (Behind 2nd Row) | 45.0 cu. ft. |
| Cargo Volume (Behind 3rd Row) | 9.1 cu. ft. |
| Headroom (Front/2nd/3rd Row) | 39.4″ / 39.0″ / 37.9″ |
| Legroom (Front/2nd/3rd Row) | 39.1″ / 37.4″ / 33.5″ |
When both the second and third rows are stowed, the 2026 Discovery provides a maximum cargo volume of 74.3 cubic feet. The loadspace is designed with a flat floor to simplify the transport of large equipment or luggage for extended Michigan expeditions.
Yes, a Powered Tailgate is standard. Furthermore, the available Powered Inner Tailgate serves a dual technical purpose: it acts as a load retainer when the main tailgate is open and can be lowered to serve as a bench that supports up to 661 lbs, ideal for “Inspirational” outdoor gatherings.
The Discovery utilizes a suite of “Future-Facing” sensors to protect its occupants. Standard technical features include: