2022 Land Rover Range Rover Velar ED D Mhev A 2.0L Diesel · HO11 LLL

The most recent, and only, MOT test from 17 July 2025 shows a clean pass at 24,524 miles with no defects or advisories recorded. This is a strong starting point for any used-car buyer. The MOT remains valid until July 2026, so the car is legally roadworthy for a short while yet. Because the vehicle is a 2022 model, this was its first MOT, and it reveals a clean sheet. There is no recurring mechanical pattern to flag, and with only one test the trend simply hasn’t developed. A single pass without comment often points to careful ownership and regular maintenance, but it also means the history lacks the depth to spot long-term wear tendencies. Mileage stands at roughly 24,500 over about four years, equating to around 6,100 miles per year. That is typical family-car usage. It doesn’t suggest heavy commercial use or constant high-mileage motorway runs, nor does it raise immediate concerns about under-use. Components like brakes, suspension, and tyres should be wearing at a normal rate for this age, though a buyer should bear in mind that diesel mild-hybrid models sometimes do more shorter trips, which can stress the DPF and battery if logs aren’t seen.