The Land Rover Defender was introduced in 1948, and the iconic off-roader is still in production today. The year 2023 will mark the 75th anniversary of the icon, which is also one of the few cars that has been produced for such a long time.
Land Rover Defender will be celebrating its 75th anniversary, and to mark this special anniversary, special versions of the two-door model will be available in a limited series 90 and a four-door model with a label 110. The jubilee edition of the robust SUV will be dressed in green Grasmere Green, which will also cover the rims and even parts of the cabin inside. To make it easier to distinguish it from other Defenders, the inscription ʺ75 Yearsʺ on the tailgate of the SUV will take care.
The interior offers seats covered in ``Resist Ebony'' upholstery, while the center console is covered in Robustec material, said to be the most robust material intended for use in a car. The Defender 75th Limited Edition is based on the trim level version HSE, which is rich in itself. The package included matrix headlights, a camera with a 360˚ view, a projection screen, a wireless charger for a mobile phone, three-zone air conditioning, memory seats and 11.4-inch Pivi Pro infotainment system. It is available as standard with a canvas movable roof or, at the customer's request, with a glass panoramic roof.
The limited edition will be available with an electronic sliding towbar and all-season tires. The engines have not received any changes, a petrol engine is available P400, a mild-hybrid diesel engine D300 and plug-in hybrid P400e. With the arrival of the anniversary series, Land Rover will also present green Grasmere Green a collection intended for fans of the "green icon".
