The 2024 Land Rover Defender enriches the range with more content, maintaining the model’s iconic design and offering significant updates for an even more rewarding experience.
There Land Rover Defenderan off-road icon, receives a important update in the 2024 range. While retaining the distinctive design introduced in 2019the British House has upgraded the standard equipment And introduced new engines. Among the new features, the limited edition 110 Sedona stands out, destined to win over fans of the brand.
The update to the Land Rover Defender range, arrived one year after the previous update, keeps the distinctive style of the model intact. Offering five different setups And three bodywork variants (90, 110 and 130), the Defender adapts to customer needs. There version 90with three doors and 458 cm long, is followed by version 110, with five doors and 502 cm in length. The most recent innovation is the 130equipped with a five-door body and 8 seats in 3 rows, extending over a total length of 536 cm.
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In updating the Land Rover Defender range, customers can customize the setups with various Packs, such as the Signature Interior Pack, the Comfort and Convenience Pack and others dedicated to ADAS and the family. A new is the 110 Sedona versionwith Sedona Red color and 22-inch wheels. Engines include the new V8 5.0 Supercharged (P425) and the P300e PHEVplug-in hybrid, which achieves 100 km/h in 7.6 seconds.
The new 2024 Land Rover Defender is already available to order in dealershipswith prices starting from 67,500 euros. The range delivers numerous variations and possibility of customization with additional packs. The version Sedona specialwith plug-in hybrid enginepart from 113,008 euros and will be available for one year only.
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