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2014 Land Rover Discovery Battery Size

The 2014 Land Rover Discovery uses a BCI Group 49 battery (Group 94R also fits), rated about 850-925 cold cranking amps (AGM).

BCI Group Size49also fits Group 94RThe case-size code that sets the physical fit and terminal layout.Verified fit
Battery type (OEM)
AGM
Cold cranking amps (CCA)
850-925
Terminal position
Standard-terminal layout
Dimensions (L×W×H)
353×175×190 mm
Location
Under the hood (engine bay)

LR4/Discovery 4; Group 49 (H8) AGM (~90-95Ah). Always confirm against your owner's manual or current battery label.

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Sources: Batteries Plus
This vehicle ships with an AGM battery from the factory, which is common on models with engine stop-start. Replace it with an AGM of the same group, not a standard flooded battery, or you risk shorter life and dashboard warnings. The 850-925 CCA rating is on the higher end, typical of larger engines and trucks, and it matters most for reliable cold-weather starts. Group 49 defines the case size and terminal layout (standard-terminal layout), so any reputable Group 49 battery will fit the tray and connect correctly. Some trims or engines use Group 94R instead, so always confirm against the label on your current battery.

Where to buy a Group 49 battery

A car battery is heavy and expensive to ship, so buying in person (Walmart, Costco, or a local auto-parts store) often beats online once you count free installation and the core-charge refund on your old battery. To compare prices and reviews online:

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Frequently asked

What size battery does a 2014 Land Rover Discovery take?

The 2014 Land Rover Discovery uses a BCI Group 49 battery (Group 94R also fits), rated around 850-925 cold cranking amps.

Does the 2014 Land Rover Discovery need an AGM battery?

Yes - this configuration is fitted with an AGM battery from the factory, typically required on start-stop equipped trims.

How many cold cranking amps (CCA) does it need?

Aim for roughly 850-925 CCA. Choosing at or above the OEM rating is fine; going below can cause hard starts in cold weather.

Where is the battery located?

Under the hood (engine bay). Standard-terminal layout.

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