Land Rover Towing Capacities
Land Rover is associated with offroad-capable automobiles and operates in the UK alongside Jaguar. They are fantastic for towing and you can learn about the braked towing capacity of each model further down this page.
Browse by Land Rover Model (7 in total)
Defender
On the Land Rover Defender towing capacity page you can find all of the trims we store for that particular car.
Discovery
On the Land Rover Discovery towing capacity page you can find all of the trims we store for that particular car.
Discovery Sport
On the Land Rover Discovery Sport towing capacity page you can find all of the trims we store for that particular car.
Range Rover
On the Range Rover towing capacity page you can find all of the trims we store for that particular car.
Range Rover Evoque
On the Range Rover Evoque towing capacity page you can find all of the trims we store for that particular car.
Range Rover Sport
On the Range Rover Sport towing capacity page you can find all of the trims we store for that particular car.
Range Rover Velar
On the Range Rover Velar towing capacity page you can find all of the trims we store for that particular car.
About Land Rover
Land Rover the automobile manufacturer was originally a model of its own sold under the Rover brand until it was spun off onto its own in 1978.
The model that the new Land Rover company was based on was then referred to as the Defender.
Another similar model called the Range Rover was created in 1970 by Rover after many years of development, offering similar offroad capabilities with a more luxurious finish.
When the Land Rover brand and model were sold off to British Leyland it included the Range Rover during the late-1960s.
Then in the 1990s BMW purchased the brands and launched the second generation Range Rover followed by the Land Rover Freelander – a lightweight unibody offroad capable line.
Just ten years later Ford took over Land Rover as well as Jaguar from BMW and launched several new lines including the Range Rover Sport.
Then roll forward another ten years and both brands then ended up in the arms of Indian steel and automobiles conglomerate Tata Motors where it continues to this day operating as Jaguar Land Rover or JLR.
- Models: 7