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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Fuel consumption

Fuel consumption figures

Fuel specification

For additional information on fuel consumption 
figures and exhaust emissions, visit the Vehicle 
Certification Agency (VCA) website at 
http://www.vcacarfueldata.org.uk/. 

Variant

Urban

Extra-urban

Combined

CO2 emissions

l/100 km (mpg) l/100 km (mpg) l/100 km (mpg)

g/km

Petrol

15.8 l/100 km 

(17.9 mpg)

8.6 l/100 km (33 

mpg)

11.2 l/100 km 

(25.2 mpg)

265 g/km

Diesel Manual gearbox

9.2 l/100 km 

(30.6 mpg)

6.2 l/100 km 

(45.5 mpg)

7.5 l/100 km 

(37.7 mpg)

194 g/km

Petrol

Diesel

91-98 RON

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Load carrying

GENERAL INFORMATION

Weights and load capacities

Note: It is the driver's responsibility to ensure 
that the maximum weights are not exceeded, 
and that the load is distributed correctly within 
the vehicle.

Information and values for the maximum 
weights can be found in the Weights section.  
See WEIGHTS (page 212).

Loadspace floor

The loadspace floor is reversible to prevent 
damage/staining of the carpet when 
transporting muddy boots or wet dogs for 
example.

To reverse the loadspace floor :-

1. Raise the loadspace floor.

2. Pull the floor towards the rear of the 

vehicle, and remove it from the vehicle.

3. Turn the floor over so that the required 

surface is uppermost.

4. Insert the forward edge of the floor into the 

retaining channel, and lower the floor into 
position.

WARNING

When removing or replacing the 
loadspace floor take care that your 
hands and fingers are placed so that 

they do not become trapped between the floor 
and vehicle. Ensure that children are kept at a 
safe distance to avoid accidental injury.

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LUGGAGE ANCHOR POINTS

1. Load securing rings.

• Four load securing rings are provided in 

the rear luggage area to assist in safely 
securing items carried.

2. Bag hooks.

• A bag hook is provided on each side of 

the load area. These should be used to 
secure relatively light items such as 
shopping bags.

Note: A range of approved luggage retention 
accessories are available from your Land Rover 
Dealer/Authorised Repairer.

Reversible floor

The luggage compartment floor has been 
designed with two load surfaces. A carpeted 
side, which can be used in the normal way, and 
a hard, wipe clean surface. The hard surface 
can be used when transporting items which are 
wet, dirty, or may damage the carpeted 
surface.

To change between the two surfaces simply 
remove the floor panel and reinstall it with the 
required surface facing upwards.

WARNINGS

All items carried in the luggage area 
should be properly secured. Loose 
items can cause serious injury or death 

in the event of an accident or sudden 
manoeuvre.

Do not use the bag hooks to secure 
heavy items. Items which are not 
properly secured can cause serious 

injury or death during an accident or sudden 
manoeuvre.

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LUGGAGE COVERS

Fitting the luggage cover

1. Insert the location peg on the left-hand end 

of the luggage cover into the slot.

2. Lower the right-hand end into position by 

pulling back the release button.

3. Ensure that when the cover is in position 

the release button returns to its engaged 
position.

Reverse the installation procedure to remove 
the luggage cover.

Operating the luggage cover

1. Pull the luggage cover blind towards the 

rear of the vehicle.

2. Engage the end pegs into the recesses 

provided in the luggage space side trims.

WARNING

When fitting the luggage cover ensure 
that the location pegs on the left-hand 
side are fully engaged, and the release 

button on the right-hand side is fully home. 
Failure to do so may allow the luggage cover to 
move during an accident or sudden 
manoeuvre.

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WARNING

Never place objects on top of the 
luggage cover. During an accident or 
sudden manoeuvre loose objects can 

cause serious injury or death.

CAUTIONS

When retracting the cover, ensure that 
no items are on top of the cover. Items 
left on top of the cover, paper or fabrics 

for example, may be drawn into the 
mechanism and cause it to jam.

If the cover is damaged in any way, it 
should not be used. The damaged area 
may prevent the cover from operating 

correctly.

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