Which Land Rover SUVs Have a Third Row?

The new Land Rover lineup is full of high-performance SUVs that can take you anywhere you want to go, but what if you’re looking for a Land Rover SUV with third-row seating? There are a number of large families in the Ridgewood area, and we know that an adventure-ready SUV really only earns the title if it can help you bring everyone you love along for the ride.

So, which Land Rover and Range Rover 3rd-row models have seven seats? We’re happy to report that New Jersey’s drivers have options. The current selection of Land Rover and Range Rover SUVs includes four models with standard or available third-row seating, and we’re ready to help you find the perfect model in our inventory.

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1. Range Rover Sport

The Range Rover Sport seats five passengers as standard, but you have the option of tacking on a third row to increase the seating capacity to seven. More precisely, this model offers an optional 5+2 seating configuration with perfect third-row seats for children. On top of that, you’ll enjoy a max cargo capacity of 51.7 cubic feet with both the second and third rows of seating folded flat. Here’s what else you expect from its interior:

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• Range Rover Sport Capacity: 5-7 passengers (5+2 seating)
• Cargo Space: 10.8 cubic feet (behind 3rd row), 31.7 cubic feet (behind 2nd row), 63.7 cubic feet (behind 1st row)
• Legroom by Row: 39.5 inches (1st), 37 inches (2nd)
• Towing capacity: Up to 7,716 pounds, roof carrying capacity of 220 pounds
• Features: Standard Touch Pro™ Duo, available heated front/rear seats, available Rear Seat Entertainment System

2. Range Rover

Looking for a Range Rover 7-seater? The new Range Rover now has a 3rd row available in the long wheelbase seven seat Autobiography and SE models. That means you can still enjoy the luxurious and meticulously-crafted cabin while having the ability to accommodate up to seven passengers thanks to the Range Rover 3rd row.

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The Range Rover Autobiography LWB 7-seater and Range Rover SE LWB 7-seater are both ideal for large families, and their robust towing power and generous cargo capacity will serve you well.

• Range Rover LWB 3-Row Capacity: 7 passengers (7 full-size seats)
• Cargo Space: 8.7 cubic feet (behind 3rd row), 43.1 cubic feet (behind 2nd row), 92.9 cubic feet (behind 1st row)
• Legroom by Row: 39.9 inches (1st), 40.4 inches (2nd),  35.8 inches (3rd)
• Towing Capacity: Up to 8,200 pounds, roof carrying capacity of 220 pounds
• Features: Leather seating and Pivi Pro Online Pack with Data Plan, four-zone climate control

3. Discovery

In terms of standard seating, the Discovery is a Land Rover 3rd-row SUV and can seat up to seven passengers. The spacious dimensions within the cabin ensure that even those in the third-row seat will have plenty of room to stretch out and enjoy the ride.

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Cargo space in the new Discovery is equally impressive, with a maximum volume of up to 83.7 cubic feet when both rows of rear seats are folded flat. Take a look at this quick breakdown of its capacities to learn more:

• Discovery Capacity: 7 passengers (7 full-size seats)
• Cargo Space: 9.1 cubic feet (behind 3rd row), 45 cubic feet (behind 2nd row), 74.3 cubic feet (behind 1st row)
• Legroom by Row: 39.1 inches (1st), 37.4 inches (2nd),  33.5 inches (3rd)
• Towing Capacity: Up to 8,200 pounds, roof carrying capacity of 176 pounds
• Features: Standard leather seating and Touch Pro™, available Intelligent Seat Fold, available cooler compartment

It’s also important to note that the option to add Intelligent Seat Fold technology makes this one of the best Land Rover 3rd-row SUVs for car seats.

4. Discovery Sport

Looking for a luxury SUV that gives you luxury, comfort, and versatility for a reasonable price? Then check out the Discovery Sport. The Discovery Sport offers standard seating for five and available seating for up to seven, and its 5+2 three-row configuration is perfect for growing families or those who often find themselves on carpool duty. With 60 cubic feet of cargo space available with the rear seats folded flat, it’s not quite as spacious–but it is significantly more affordable. Here’s a closer look at what it’s offering:

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• Discovery Sport Capacity: 5-7 passengers (5+2 seating)
• Cargo Space: 5.5 cubic feet (behind 3rd row), 26.6 cubic feet (behind 2nd row), 63.3 cubic feet (behind 1st row)
• Legroom by Row: 39.1 inches (1st), 38.1 inches (2nd), 25.7 inches (3rd)
• Towing Capacity: 4,409 pounds, roof carrying capacity of 165 pounds
• Features: Spacious sliding and reclining 2nd-row seating, Touch Pro™, Ambient Interior Lighting, and Two-zone Climate Control

5. Defender

The iconic Defender is back, and it’s offering more than ever before. This model is offered in two body styles, the four-door Defender 110 and Defender 130, and a two-door Defender 90. The latter seats five as standard, but it also offers a first-row jump seat that can push your capacity to six. Of course, those seeking a Land Rover 3rd-row model will be more interested in the 110 or new 130. The Defender 90 seats five as standard or six with the optional first-row jump seat. The Defender 110 with the optional 5+2 third-row seating can accommodate up to seven. The Defender 130  comes standard with three rows of seating that can comfortably handle up to eight passengers. Explore the basics of the Defender 110 and Defender 130 to see which of these Land Rover 3rd-row models is right for you:

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• Defender 3-Row Capacity: 7 passengers (Defender 110, 5+2 seats), 8 passengers (Defender 130)
• Cargo Space: Defender 110 with third row – 10.7 cubic feet (behind 3rd row), 34.6 cubic feet (behind 2nd row), 69.0 cubic feet (behind 1st row) / Defender 130 – 15.3 cubic feet (behind 3rd row), 35.8 cubic feet (behind 2nd row), 76.1 cubic feet (behind 1st row)
• Legroom: Defender 110 – 38.4 inches (5+2 seats) / Defender 130 38.4 inches (2nd)
• Towing Capacity: Up to 8,201 pounds, roof carrying capacity of 220.4 to 370.3 pounds
• Features: Pivi Pro™, Blind Spot Monitoring, easy-clean cloth upholstery, heated front seats, available heated rear seats and front console refrigerator

Which is the Smallest Land Rover SUV?

Land Rover’s small SUVs have been getting more and more attention in recent years, thanks in part to rising gas prices. So, what is the smallest Land Rover you can buy? That would be the Range Rover Evoque. This model has all the hallmarks of a Land Rover SUV, from its squared-off shape and sleek lines to its impressive off-road performance and high-tech interior features. But because it’s the smallest Range Rover—and therefore the lightest—it’s also the best choice for fuel-conscious drivers in Fort Lee.

Which is the Largest Land Rover SUV?

With an overall length of 211.7 inches and a seating capacity of up to eight, the Defender 130 is the largest Land Rover SUV available. Next up would be the Range Rover LWB 7-seater which measures 207 inches in length. These two models have only recently usurped the 195-inch long Discovery, which was formerly the largest Land Rover SUV in the lineup. Like all of the Land Rover and Range Rover models, the Defender 130 and Range Rover LWB 7-seater come loaded with premium features that will keep everyone comfortable, connected, ad secure wherever you drive.

Bring Your Family to Land Rover Paramus to Test Out These SUVs for Size

Ready to see what each of these Land Rover 3rd-row SUVs has in store for you and your family in Jersey City or Fort Lee? Come check them all out right now at Land Rover Paramus, located at 405 NJ-17 in Paramus, NJ.

While you’re here, be sure to check out our current new vehicle specials for some great offers. If you’re having trouble finding the particular model that you’re after, take advantage of our vehicle finder service and let us take care of the search.