THIS SEASON, #HIBERNOT
EMBRACE ALL THE OPPORTUNITY AND ADVENTURE WINTER BRINGS WITH THE LEGENDARY ALL-TERRAIN CAPABILITY AT THE CORE OF EVERY LAND ROVER VEHICLE.
4X4 WINTER DRIVING TIPS
When others hibernate, we Hibernot. Make a note of our top tips for driving this winter so you can make the most of the season.
BE PREPARED
Towards the end of autumn, book a pre-winter check at your local Land Rover Retailer.
CHECK YOUR TIRES
Make sure your tires are properly inflated, and remember that overinflation can reduce grip.
MAINTAIN VISIBILITY
Before you set out, use a scraper or de-icer to clear windows, mirrors, headlights and brake lights.
UNDERSTAND TRACTION
If the wheels start to spin or slide, ease off the accelerator until you feel the tires regain grip.
TERRAIN RESPONSE®
Terrain Response by Land Rover offers a more sure-footed drive on most surfaces and conditions.1
The Grass/Gravel/Snow setting assesses gradient, slip and yaw, temperature and pressure to engage intelligent traction on slippery surfaces – adding an extra measure of composure over snow and ice.1
HILL DESCENT CONTROL (HDC®)
Hill Descent Control helps you on steep hills by monitoring slip and braking automatically to maintain a steady speed.1
ALL-TERRAIN PROGRESS CONTROL
All-Terrain Progress Control (ATPC) is designed by Land Rover to provide composed progress on low-grip surfaces at an exact speed set by the driver.1
LAND ROVER INCONTROL® PROTECT™
In the unlikely event of your vehicle needing assistance, the Optimized Land Rover Assistance button will use positioning and vehicle health information to guide the roadside assistance provider to your location.
WINTER EQUIPMENT
Don’t let the weather stop you. Here’s everything you need for your next sub-zero adventure.
WINTER DRIVING MASTERCLASS
Arctic explorer Ben Saunders knows a thing or two about ice, but he’s never tried anything quite like this. We asked Finnish ex-rally champion Minna Sillankorva to lend a hand.
WINTER DRIVING MASTERCLASS
Arctic explorer Ben Saunders knows a thing or two about ice, but he’s never tried anything quite like this. We asked Finnish ex-rally champion Minna Sillankorva to lend a hand.
