2026 Land Rover Discovery

The InControl connected services have separate terms and privacy policy not referenced in the main vehicle documentation, obscuring full details on vehicle data practices and usage rules from buyers.

Land Rover does not publicly disclose subscription pricing for connected services, preventing buyers from determining ongoing ownership costs before purchase.

The infotainment system fails to recognize or play MP4 video files from USB, though it handles MP3 audio files correctly.

The factory HiFi + navigation infotainment system is outdated, prompting owners to seek upgrades for better phone compatibility like CarPlay.

The around-view camera images displayed on the infotainment screen are not large enough, despite good resolution, wasting screen space.

The vehicle's GPS system collects geolocation data, including your general physical location. Owners complain this enables constant tracking of vehicle movements.

Land Rover gathers commercial information like service history, warranty details, vehicle configurations, and VINs from vehicle diagnostics. This data reveals detailed usage and purchase history.

In-vehicle systems collect audio and visual information, such as call recordings and images. Privacy concerns arise from potential surveillance via microphones and cameras.

Land Rover sells and shares all categories of personal information—including identifiers, geolocation, audio/visual, commercial data, and inferences—with third parties. In the last 12 months, this inc...

Personal information is disclosed to retailers, service providers, business partners like SIRIUS XM, affiliates, and for legal processes including law enforcement. This sharing occurs without specific...

Data is retained for a period specified in an unspecified retention policy, unless legally required longer. Owners worry about indefinite storage of sensitive vehicle and personal data.

Opt-out for sales and sharing is available via web form, email, or phone, but requires identity verification first. This process is seen as a barrier to exercising privacy rights.