Land Rover iGuide

Have 2024 RangeRover but this is written around the 2023 version. Poor

Use the app regularly as I change vehicles regularly and do like having the info in an app form.

I have found the App not too helpful and the search engine is so inaccurate often finding features i haven't requested to see

The app does not work. Reviews highlight issues. No update in last 12 months indicates Range Rover don’t care about customers once subscription sold

Having the entire guide on my phone is a great idea. Unfortunately the guide has three major flaws. Firstly you cannot actually search in any meaningful way. If I search charge port, nothing comes up relating to the charge port. Some other irrelevant results one up, but nothing to do with charging. It seems to only allow you to search using the category names, rather than an actual search of the text in the manual. So it is easier to just plough through the headings and work out how to hunt down where things are hidden Secondly- the information in the iGUIDE is woefully inadequate, a broad summary at best. Somethings don’t even apply to my car. The charge port section of the guide bears no resemblance to my Range Rover sport and doesn’t refer to buttons I have on my car. Please either make it accurate or give me a manual. This is close to useless. Thirdly, the index is not even sorted alphabetically. It looks like it is, but when you actually start looking for something you realise that it is sorted by first letter (“C” for example) but then everything under C is randomly listed. Utterly, utterly incomprehensible not to have an index page listed alphabetically.

Only vehicles after 2020!!!!!! Utterly useless !!!!

JLR have put this in place to save money quite simple.. They’ll say it’s to save paper.. Nonsense. As everything is a extra today on configuring you car .. I would of paid £20 for a traditional paper book in the glove box.. £85k on a vehicle and no manual.

This App is abysmal. The explanations are obtuse - with links that purport to offer more info but which take you back where you started. It is often inoperative. My car is brand new but the spec. Is often not mentioned. Some of the info is just plain wrong. Yet when now reading feedback on this, one can see it has had lousy feedback for years, but with no attempt to revert to a high quality handbook. JLR, and it's now not so new MD, ought to be thoroughly ashamed. Sadly for me it is too late to purchase something where the manufacturer gives a damn.

Technically this is a good idea but its a pain to navigate as you end up going back and forth all of the time. Surely it would be easier for everyone concerned to just upload a free digital copy of the actual manual to Apple Books.

When trying to download my car RR Sport 2022, app responds “there was an error downloading the bundle.