Land Rover OBD-II support
Pelican knows 16 Land Rover models. The OBDb has parameter data for 8 of them.
Every Land Rover that supports OBD-II also reports the standard parameters, such as speed and engine data.
Models
- Defender233/273Model years 1996 to 2026Updated November 5, 20261996 to 202674 parameters335 drivers
- Defender 9
- Defender X
- Discovery1996 to 202668 parameters12 drivers
- Discovery 52 drivers
- Discovery Series II
- Discovery Sport11 drivers
- Evoque
- Freelander2 drivers
- LR2
- LR32004 to 2009271 parameters2 drivers
- LR45/108Model years 2010 to 2016Updated November 4, 20262010 to 2016108 parameters4 drivers
- Range Rover77/128Model years 1996 to 2026Updated November 2, 20261996 to 2026128 parameters40 drivers
- Range Rover Evoque2011 to 2026193 parameters12 drivers
- Range Rover Sport77/128Model years 1996 to 2026Updated November 2, 20261996 to 2026128 parameters32 drivers
- Range Rover Velar189/311Model years 2017 to 2026Updated November 7, 20262017 to 2026257 parameters13 drivers
About Land Rover
Land Rover began production in Solihull, England, in 1948. The Rover Company made the first Land Rover. Its managing director, Spencer Wilks, and its technical director, Maurice Wilks, saw a Jeep on a farm and decided to build a British competitor. The first Land Rover appeared at the Amsterdam Motor Show in 1948.12
Farmers, adventurers and the British Army bought the early Land Rovers. Charles “Spen” King created the first Range Rover in 1970. It was a more comfortable and spacious version of the Land Rover, with a V-8 engine and coil-spring suspension.2
Production of the Defender in Solihull ended after 67 years. Land Rover built more than two million vehicles from the original Series through the Defender.1
