Land Rover 7-seater cars Discover the Land Rover 7-seater range and compare new, used and leasing deals
Land Rover offers a range of upmarket SUVs, most of which are also offered with seven seats, meaning they’re not only posh inside and comfortable to drive, they’re also practical for a large family. You are also safe in the knowledge that even the most road-focused Land Rovers still come with more off-road ability than the majority of alternatives could dream of.
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Land Rover 7 seater range: current models
Here are all of the seven-seat Land Rovers you can buy – our expert reviews team can guide you to the right model for you.
Land Rover Discovery
The Land Rover Discovery is a bit of a beast of an SUV. Its size might make it a touch intimidating to drive in town, but its soft suspension means it’s better over bumps and potholes than most alternatives. The interior is lovely and there’s enough room for seven adults if required. In some alternatives, the rear-most suits are cramped enough for kids, let alone grown ups…
Land Rover Discovery Sport
If you don’t need a 4x4 quite as huge as the Discovery, the Discovery Sport is a good option. It’s more of a 5+2 than a full seven-seater, meaning it’s a bit cramped in the back. However, it’s decently spacious in the front two rows, so if you just need the third row for small children or rare occasions it’s worth considering. It’s also comfortable over bumps and fantastic off-road, though the infotainment system isn’t particularly good.
Land Rover Defender 110
Want your seven-seat family SUV with a hefty dose of off-road ability? The Land Rover Defender is the car for you. It’s available in three body styles – the 90 is strictly a five-seater, and the 130 is actually offered with eight seats, but the Land Rover Defender 110 is available with seven seats. It has an interior that’s rugged yet feels suitably posh, and feels just as comfortable to drive around town as it does halfway up a mountain.
Range Rover
The ultimate in luxury, the Range Rover is one of the poshest cars you can buy, but it’s also a great family car option – if you’re willing to risk mud and stains on the expensive upholstery – because you can get it with seven seats. This is another one that’s almost intimidatingly big to drive around town, but it’s incredibly comfortable and there are few better options for a long motorway drive. There are optional built-in screens for the back seats to keep the kids entertained, too.
