2021 Land Rover Discovery Sport 1.5L Hybrid electric (clean) · UGZ 6404

This is a very clean MOT history for a vehicle of this age. The most recent test was passed on 3 November 2025 at 46,478 miles with no defects recorded whatsoever. The previous test, conducted on 23 November 2024 at 40,042 miles, was also a clean pass with zero issues flagged. That gives two consecutive clean MOT results with no recurring or developing pattern of failures or advisory items. The mileage accumulation between the two tests was approximately 6,436 miles over roughly eleven and a half months, which aligns well with the overall average of around 9,296 miles per year. There is nothing in the data to suggest the vehicle was subjected to heavy commercial use or left standing for extended periods between those two tests. The annualised figure is squarely within the normal range for a family SUV of this type, so neither excessive wear nor stagnation-related degradation is strongly indicated by the MOT record alone. With only two MOT entries available, the history is limited in depth. A five-year-old Discovery Sport that has only two years of MOT data means there are three earlier years without recorded test results. This could simply reflect that the vehicle was new and not yet due for its first test when registered in 2021, and early MOT records may not be fully surfaced in the history provided.