Land Rover Boot Sizes
9
Models
290–1137L
Volume range
643L
Average volume
1
Body types
Land Rover Boot Size Comparison
| # | Model | Type | Volume | Depth | Width | Height | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Discovery | SUV | 960 mm | 1140 mm | 700 mm | ||
| 2 | Range Rover | SUV | 840 mm | 1043 mm | 710 mm | ||
| 3 | Defender 110 | SUV | 860 mm | 1100 mm | 880 mm | ||
| 4 | Range Rover Sport | SUV | 979 mm | 965 mm | 817 mm | ||
| 5 | Range Rover Evoque | SUV | 796 mm | 1090 mm | 870 mm | ||
| 6 | Range Rover Velar | SUV | No data | No data | No data | ||
| 7 | Discovery Sport | SUV | 760 mm | 1005 mm | 889 mm | ||
| 8 | Defender 90 | SUV | 400 mm | 1100 mm | 880 mm | ||
| 9 | Defender 130 | SUV | No data | 1100 mm | 880 mm |
Compare two Land Rover models side by side
See how their boots stack up with our 3D packing visualiser
Land Rover is well known for offering generous boot space across its entire range. The largest boot belongs to the Discovery at 1137 litres with a boot depth of 960 mm — enough for three large suitcases, a pushchair, and a weekly shop with room to spare. Even the smallest Land Rover, the Defender 130, offers a respectable 290 litres of boot capacity.
When comparing Land Rover car boot space, dimensions matter more than litres alone. Two car boots with the same volume can have very different shapes — one may be deep and narrow while the other is wide and shallow. Use the comparison table above to see how each Land Rover model measures up on width, depth and height, not just litres.
