Browse production history by make, family, and generation. Verified specifications and Market Intel appear as they are researched.
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Every documented Land Rover production family and generation, from Series I to the current range.
Product hierarchy
AutoTurn editorial grouping for orientation, separate from Land Rover’s official model and family names and not a quality, value, or access tier.
Utility and Defender line
12 models
The rugged working backbone: the Series lineage, its military and V8 derivatives, Forward Control commercials, and the coil-sprung utility range that became Defender.
Series ISeries Land Rover
Series IISeries Land Rover
Series IIASeries Land Rover
LightweightSeries Land Rover
Series IIISeries Land Rover
Stage One V8Series Land Rover
Series IIA Forward ControlForward Control
Series IIB Forward ControlForward Control
101 Forward Control101 Forward Control
Land Rover 110 / 90 / 127Defender
DefenderDefender
DefenderDefender
Range Rover luxury
11 models
The flagship luxury branch and its Sport, Evoque and Velar offshoots; each record keeps its official Range Rover family name.
Range Rover ClassicRange Rover
Range RoverRange Rover
Range RoverRange Rover
Range RoverRange Rover
Range RoverRange Rover
Range Rover SportRange Rover Sport
Range Rover SportRange Rover Sport
Range Rover SportRange Rover Sport
Range Rover EvoqueRange Rover Evoque
Range Rover EvoqueRange Rover Evoque
Range Rover VelarRange Rover Velar
Discovery and compact adventure
8 models
The versatile family and adventure branch: the Discovery generations plus the Freelander and Discovery Sport compact line.
Discovery 1Discovery
Discovery 2Discovery
Discovery 3 / LR3Discovery
Discovery 4 / LR4Discovery
Discovery 5Discovery
Freelander 1Freelander
Freelander 2 / LR2Freelander
Discovery SportDiscovery Sport
Generations are assigned once, to the era in which production began. A model spanning a boundary remains in its launch era.
2017–present
Current architecture
The present product architecture, including Velar and the reborn Defender.
2005–2016
Modern family expansion
Sport, Evoque and modern Discovery branches broaden the marque.
1989–2004
Discovery and Defender
The range divides into named utility, family and compact branches.
1970–1988
Range Rover expansion
Luxury expansion alongside the mature Series utility range.
1948–1969
Series foundations
The original utility lineage and its specialist derivatives.
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