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Hindustan Times
21-06-2025
- Automotive
- Hindustan Times
Defender 110 Trophy Edition: Take a look at the 5 unique additions of the SUV
The Defender Trophy edition gets multiple new additions to help it tackle off-road. Land Rover's latest special edition model, the Defender 110 Trophy Edition, revives the spirit of classic overland exploration while introducing a modern package designed for adventure. Launched alongside the brand's new global competition — the Defender Trophy — this edition is both a celebration of heritage and a practical off-road tool. Here are five key highlights that define this unique variant of the Defender. 2 Exterior Functionality and visual toughness define the Trophy Edition's exterior. The SUV features 20-inch Gloss Black alloy wheels wrapped in All-Terrain tyres, delivering dependable traction across dirt, gravel, and rocky surfaces. The bonnet, wheel arches, brake calipers, and recovery points are finished in Gloss Black, giving the vehicle a sharper, more purposeful look. Additional protective elements include a black front undershield, gloss black wheel arch guards, and a dark rear scuff plate, all of which enhance durability in rugged conditions. Check out Upcoming Cars in India 2024, Best SUVs in India. First Published Date: 21 Jun 2025, 08:16 AM IST NEXT ARTICLE BEGINS
7NEWS
20-06-2025
- Automotive
- 7NEWS
Land Rover reveals challenge-ready Defender Trophy Edition
Land Rover's Defender sub-brand has launched an 'expedition-ready specification' of the popular Defender 110 4WD SUV, celebrating the iconic British nameplate's return to global adventure challenges. The 2026 Land Rover Defender Trophy Edition is available in two heritage-inspired colourways – Deep Sandglow Yellow or Keswick Green – and includes 'a range of curated expedition accessories that make the vehicle the perfect companion for every expedition'. Powered by the 258kW D350 mild-hybrid 3.0-litre inline six turbo-diesel, the Defender Trophy Edition scores gloss black 20-inch alloys shod in all-terrain tyres, dark rear scuff plate and gloss black wheel arch protection, in addition to a front undershield in black. Trophy decals feature on the bonnet and C-pillars, joined by Trophy rear badging if the special colours weren't enough of a giveaway. Inside, illuminated 'Trophy' treadplates are featured alongside Ebony Windsor leather seats, and a colour-matched cross car beam with laser-etched Trophy badging on the end caps. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The enhanced standard specification can be augmented by the available Trophy Kit option pack. Included in the package are a range of genuine Defender accessories like the Expedition Roof Pack, a black deployable roof ladder and a gloss black side-mounted gear carrier. Rounding out the Trophy Kit extra are Classic Mud Flaps front and rear, as well as a raised air intake – see snorkel. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Australia has confirmed the Defender 110 Trophy Edition for the Australian market, priced from $118,900 plus on-road costs. NSW drive-away pricing starts from $132,578. The aforementioned Defender Trophy Kit package is priced from $9188 including fitment. Orders for the Defender Trophy Edition are open now, with first deliveries expected during the fourth quarter of 2025. Defender says the Trophy Edition is 'inspired by Trophy and Challenge events of the past but will create its own legacy across three demanding rounds of training and competition'. The brand is launching its own Defender Trophy adventure competition in partnership with conservation partner Tusk, which has worked with the British off-road specialist for over 20 years. Entrants will face obstacles as well as mental an physical challenges, described as 'a unique test of wit, willpower and teamwork. Epic Adventure, Greater Purpose'. The competition will be hosted in Africa, with competitors scored individually but competing in pairs. In front of a global online audience, each challenge stage includes a series of driving, ingenuity and physical challenges, with finalists given 'the opportunity to leave a positive legacy with the people and places touched by Defender Trophy, by completing a unique Tusk conservation mission'. Australia hasn't been included in the 2025-26 Defender Trophy competition, though Land Rover has confirmed keen Aussies will be invited to enter the 2026-27 challenge. Last month Land Rover announced the MY26 Defender lineup, headlined by additional V8-powered variants in addition to a larger touchscreen infotainment system and minor cosmetic tweaks. First deliveries will commence in October, with full pricing and specifications still to be announced – read more here.
Perth Now
20-06-2025
- Automotive
- Perth Now
Land Rover reveals challenge-ready Defender Trophy Edition
Land Rover's Defender sub-brand has launched an 'expedition-ready specification' of the popular Defender 110 4WD SUV, celebrating the iconic British nameplate's return to global adventure challenges. The 2026 Land Rover Defender Trophy Edition is available in two heritage-inspired colourways – Deep Sandglow Yellow or Keswick Green – and includes 'a range of curated expedition accessories that make the vehicle the perfect companion for every expedition'. Powered by the 258kW D350 mild-hybrid 3.0-litre inline six turbo-diesel, the Defender Trophy Edition scores gloss black 20-inch alloys shod in all-terrain tyres, dark rear scuff plate and gloss black wheel arch protection, in addition to a front undershield in black. Trophy decals feature on the bonnet and C-pillars, joined by Trophy rear badging if the special colours weren't enough of a giveaway. Inside, illuminated 'Trophy' treadplates are featured alongside Ebony Windsor leather seats, and a colour-matched cross car beam with laser-etched Trophy badging on the end caps. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert The enhanced standard specification can be augmented by the available Trophy Kit option pack. Included in the package are a range of genuine Defender accessories like the Expedition Roof Pack, a black deployable roof ladder and a gloss black side-mounted gear carrier. Rounding out the Trophy Kit extra are Classic Mud Flaps front and rear, as well as a raised air intake – see snorkel. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Australia has confirmed the Defender 110 Trophy Edition for the Australian market, priced from $118,900 plus on-road costs. NSW drive-away pricing starts from $132,578. The aforementioned Defender Trophy Kit package is priced from $9188 including fitment. Orders for the Defender Trophy Edition are open now, with first deliveries expected during the fourth quarter of 2025. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Defender says the Trophy Edition is 'inspired by Trophy and Challenge events of the past but will create its own legacy across three demanding rounds of training and competition'. The brand is launching its own Defender Trophy adventure competition in partnership with conservation partner Tusk, which has worked with the British off-road specialist for over 20 years. Entrants will face obstacles as well as mental an physical challenges, described as 'a unique test of wit, willpower and teamwork. Epic Adventure, Greater Purpose'. The competition will be hosted in Africa, with competitors scored individually but competing in pairs. In front of a global online audience, each challenge stage includes a series of driving, ingenuity and physical challenges, with finalists given 'the opportunity to leave a positive legacy with the people and places touched by Defender Trophy, by completing a unique Tusk conservation mission'. Australia hasn't been included in the 2025-26 Defender Trophy competition, though Land Rover has confirmed keen Aussies will be invited to enter the 2026-27 challenge. Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Supplied Credit: CarExpert Last month Land Rover announced the MY26 Defender lineup, headlined by additional V8-powered variants in addition to a larger touchscreen infotainment system and minor cosmetic tweaks. First deliveries will commence in October, with full pricing and specifications still to be announced – read more here. MORE: Explore the Land Rover Defender showroom
The Advertiser
20-06-2025
- Automotive
- The Advertiser
Land Rover reveals challenge-ready Defender Trophy Edition
Land Rover's Defender sub-brand has launched an "expedition-ready specification" of the popular Defender 110 4WD SUV, celebrating the iconic British nameplate's return to global adventure challenges. The 2026 Land Rover Defender Trophy Edition is available in two heritage-inspired colourways – Deep Sandglow Yellow or Keswick Green – and includes "a range of curated expedition accessories that make the vehicle the perfect companion for every expedition". Powered by the 258kW D350 mild-hybrid 3.0-litre inline six turbo-diesel, the Defender Trophy Edition scores gloss black 20-inch alloys shod in all-terrain tyres, dark rear scuff plate and gloss black wheel arch protection, in addition to a front undershield in black. Trophy decals feature on the bonnet and C-pillars, joined by Trophy rear badging if the special colours weren't enough of a giveaway. Inside, illuminated 'Trophy' treadplates are featured alongside Ebony Windsor leather seats, and a colour-matched cross car beam with laser-etched Trophy badging on the end caps. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The enhanced standard specification can be augmented by the available Trophy Kit option pack. Included in the package are a range of genuine Defender accessories like the Expedition Roof Pack, a black deployable roof ladder and a gloss black side-mounted gear carrier. Rounding out the Trophy Kit extra are Classic Mud Flaps front and rear, as well as a raised air intake – see snorkel. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Australia has confirmed the Defender 110 Trophy Edition for the Australian market, priced from $118,900 plus on-road costs. NSW drive-away pricing starts from $132,578. The aforementioned Defender Trophy Kit package is priced from $9188 including fitment. Orders for the Defender Trophy Edition are open now, with first deliveries expected during the fourth quarter of 2025. Defender says the Trophy Edition is "inspired by Trophy and Challenge events of the past but will create its own legacy across three demanding rounds of training and competition". The brand is launching its own Defender Trophy adventure competition in partnership with conservation partner Tusk, which has worked with the British off-road specialist for over 20 years. Entrants will face obstacles as well as mental an physical challenges, described as "a unique test of wit, willpower and teamwork. Epic Adventure, Greater Purpose". The competition will be hosted in Africa, with competitors scored individually but competing in pairs. In front of a global online audience, each challenge stage includes a series of driving, ingenuity and physical challenges, with finalists given "the opportunity to leave a positive legacy with the people and places touched by Defender Trophy, by completing a unique Tusk conservation mission". Australia hasn't been included in the 2025-26 Defender Trophy competition, though Land Rover has confirmed keen Aussies will be invited to enter the 2026-27 challenge. Last month Land Rover announced the MY26 Defender lineup, headlined by additional V8-powered variants in addition to a larger touchscreen infotainment system and minor cosmetic tweaks. First deliveries will commence in October, with full pricing and specifications still to be announced – read more Explore the Land Rover Defender showroom Content originally sourced from: Land Rover's Defender sub-brand has launched an "expedition-ready specification" of the popular Defender 110 4WD SUV, celebrating the iconic British nameplate's return to global adventure challenges. The 2026 Land Rover Defender Trophy Edition is available in two heritage-inspired colourways – Deep Sandglow Yellow or Keswick Green – and includes "a range of curated expedition accessories that make the vehicle the perfect companion for every expedition". Powered by the 258kW D350 mild-hybrid 3.0-litre inline six turbo-diesel, the Defender Trophy Edition scores gloss black 20-inch alloys shod in all-terrain tyres, dark rear scuff plate and gloss black wheel arch protection, in addition to a front undershield in black. Trophy decals feature on the bonnet and C-pillars, joined by Trophy rear badging if the special colours weren't enough of a giveaway. Inside, illuminated 'Trophy' treadplates are featured alongside Ebony Windsor leather seats, and a colour-matched cross car beam with laser-etched Trophy badging on the end caps. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The enhanced standard specification can be augmented by the available Trophy Kit option pack. Included in the package are a range of genuine Defender accessories like the Expedition Roof Pack, a black deployable roof ladder and a gloss black side-mounted gear carrier. Rounding out the Trophy Kit extra are Classic Mud Flaps front and rear, as well as a raised air intake – see snorkel. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Australia has confirmed the Defender 110 Trophy Edition for the Australian market, priced from $118,900 plus on-road costs. NSW drive-away pricing starts from $132,578. The aforementioned Defender Trophy Kit package is priced from $9188 including fitment. Orders for the Defender Trophy Edition are open now, with first deliveries expected during the fourth quarter of 2025. Defender says the Trophy Edition is "inspired by Trophy and Challenge events of the past but will create its own legacy across three demanding rounds of training and competition". The brand is launching its own Defender Trophy adventure competition in partnership with conservation partner Tusk, which has worked with the British off-road specialist for over 20 years. Entrants will face obstacles as well as mental an physical challenges, described as "a unique test of wit, willpower and teamwork. Epic Adventure, Greater Purpose". The competition will be hosted in Africa, with competitors scored individually but competing in pairs. In front of a global online audience, each challenge stage includes a series of driving, ingenuity and physical challenges, with finalists given "the opportunity to leave a positive legacy with the people and places touched by Defender Trophy, by completing a unique Tusk conservation mission". Australia hasn't been included in the 2025-26 Defender Trophy competition, though Land Rover has confirmed keen Aussies will be invited to enter the 2026-27 challenge. Last month Land Rover announced the MY26 Defender lineup, headlined by additional V8-powered variants in addition to a larger touchscreen infotainment system and minor cosmetic tweaks. First deliveries will commence in October, with full pricing and specifications still to be announced – read more Explore the Land Rover Defender showroom Content originally sourced from: Land Rover's Defender sub-brand has launched an "expedition-ready specification" of the popular Defender 110 4WD SUV, celebrating the iconic British nameplate's return to global adventure challenges. The 2026 Land Rover Defender Trophy Edition is available in two heritage-inspired colourways – Deep Sandglow Yellow or Keswick Green – and includes "a range of curated expedition accessories that make the vehicle the perfect companion for every expedition". Powered by the 258kW D350 mild-hybrid 3.0-litre inline six turbo-diesel, the Defender Trophy Edition scores gloss black 20-inch alloys shod in all-terrain tyres, dark rear scuff plate and gloss black wheel arch protection, in addition to a front undershield in black. Trophy decals feature on the bonnet and C-pillars, joined by Trophy rear badging if the special colours weren't enough of a giveaway. Inside, illuminated 'Trophy' treadplates are featured alongside Ebony Windsor leather seats, and a colour-matched cross car beam with laser-etched Trophy badging on the end caps. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The enhanced standard specification can be augmented by the available Trophy Kit option pack. Included in the package are a range of genuine Defender accessories like the Expedition Roof Pack, a black deployable roof ladder and a gloss black side-mounted gear carrier. Rounding out the Trophy Kit extra are Classic Mud Flaps front and rear, as well as a raised air intake – see snorkel. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Australia has confirmed the Defender 110 Trophy Edition for the Australian market, priced from $118,900 plus on-road costs. NSW drive-away pricing starts from $132,578. The aforementioned Defender Trophy Kit package is priced from $9188 including fitment. Orders for the Defender Trophy Edition are open now, with first deliveries expected during the fourth quarter of 2025. Defender says the Trophy Edition is "inspired by Trophy and Challenge events of the past but will create its own legacy across three demanding rounds of training and competition". The brand is launching its own Defender Trophy adventure competition in partnership with conservation partner Tusk, which has worked with the British off-road specialist for over 20 years. Entrants will face obstacles as well as mental an physical challenges, described as "a unique test of wit, willpower and teamwork. Epic Adventure, Greater Purpose". The competition will be hosted in Africa, with competitors scored individually but competing in pairs. In front of a global online audience, each challenge stage includes a series of driving, ingenuity and physical challenges, with finalists given "the opportunity to leave a positive legacy with the people and places touched by Defender Trophy, by completing a unique Tusk conservation mission". Australia hasn't been included in the 2025-26 Defender Trophy competition, though Land Rover has confirmed keen Aussies will be invited to enter the 2026-27 challenge. Last month Land Rover announced the MY26 Defender lineup, headlined by additional V8-powered variants in addition to a larger touchscreen infotainment system and minor cosmetic tweaks. First deliveries will commence in October, with full pricing and specifications still to be announced – read more Explore the Land Rover Defender showroom Content originally sourced from: Land Rover's Defender sub-brand has launched an "expedition-ready specification" of the popular Defender 110 4WD SUV, celebrating the iconic British nameplate's return to global adventure challenges. The 2026 Land Rover Defender Trophy Edition is available in two heritage-inspired colourways – Deep Sandglow Yellow or Keswick Green – and includes "a range of curated expedition accessories that make the vehicle the perfect companion for every expedition". Powered by the 258kW D350 mild-hybrid 3.0-litre inline six turbo-diesel, the Defender Trophy Edition scores gloss black 20-inch alloys shod in all-terrain tyres, dark rear scuff plate and gloss black wheel arch protection, in addition to a front undershield in black. Trophy decals feature on the bonnet and C-pillars, joined by Trophy rear badging if the special colours weren't enough of a giveaway. Inside, illuminated 'Trophy' treadplates are featured alongside Ebony Windsor leather seats, and a colour-matched cross car beam with laser-etched Trophy badging on the end caps. Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. The enhanced standard specification can be augmented by the available Trophy Kit option pack. Included in the package are a range of genuine Defender accessories like the Expedition Roof Pack, a black deployable roof ladder and a gloss black side-mounted gear carrier. Rounding out the Trophy Kit extra are Classic Mud Flaps front and rear, as well as a raised air intake – see snorkel. Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Australia has confirmed the Defender 110 Trophy Edition for the Australian market, priced from $118,900 plus on-road costs. NSW drive-away pricing starts from $132,578. The aforementioned Defender Trophy Kit package is priced from $9188 including fitment. Orders for the Defender Trophy Edition are open now, with first deliveries expected during the fourth quarter of 2025. Defender says the Trophy Edition is "inspired by Trophy and Challenge events of the past but will create its own legacy across three demanding rounds of training and competition". The brand is launching its own Defender Trophy adventure competition in partnership with conservation partner Tusk, which has worked with the British off-road specialist for over 20 years. Entrants will face obstacles as well as mental an physical challenges, described as "a unique test of wit, willpower and teamwork. Epic Adventure, Greater Purpose". The competition will be hosted in Africa, with competitors scored individually but competing in pairs. In front of a global online audience, each challenge stage includes a series of driving, ingenuity and physical challenges, with finalists given "the opportunity to leave a positive legacy with the people and places touched by Defender Trophy, by completing a unique Tusk conservation mission". Australia hasn't been included in the 2025-26 Defender Trophy competition, though Land Rover has confirmed keen Aussies will be invited to enter the 2026-27 challenge. Last month Land Rover announced the MY26 Defender lineup, headlined by additional V8-powered variants in addition to a larger touchscreen infotainment system and minor cosmetic tweaks. First deliveries will commence in October, with full pricing and specifications still to be announced – read more Explore the Land Rover Defender showroom Content originally sourced from:
Hindustan Times
20-06-2025
- Automotive
- Hindustan Times
In pics: Land Rover Defender gets Trophy Edition
1/10 Land Rover has introduced the Defender 110 Trophy Edition, a special variant of its rugged SUV developed to coincide with the launch of the global Defender Trophy competition.. 2/10 Inside the cabin, the Trophy Edition maintains the Defender's utilitarian layout while introducing subtle design enhancements. It features Ebony Windsor Leather upholstery and illuminated treadplates. 3/10 The exposed Cross Car Beam, a signature design element, is painted to match the exterior body colour and includes laser-etched endcaps with Trophy branding, reinforcing the vehicle's exclusive character. 4/10 The Trophy Edition is based on the standard Defender 110 platform but features a set of enhancements. 5/10 It is available in two heritage-inspired paint options, Deep Sandglow Yellow and Keswick Green, which pay homage to earlier Defender models used in remote expeditions and rural environments. These colours can also be paired with an optional Matte Protective Film for added scratch and scuff protection during off-road use. 6/10 A Gloss Black finish is applied to key areas, including the bonnet, lower bodysides, brake callipers and rear recovery eyes, giving the vehicle a more assertive appearance. Trophy-specific decals on the bonnet, C-pillars and rear badging further distinguish this limited edition. 7/10 The Defender 110 Trophy Edition comes fitted with 20-inch Gloss Black alloy wheels equipped with all-terrain tyres designed to perform in a variety of surface conditions. 8/10 Other enhancements include a dark rear scuff plate, gloss black wheel arch protection, and a black front undershield, all of which reinforce the vehicle's off-road readiness. 9/10 A suite of optional accessories adds to its expedition appeal. These include an expedition roof rack for added storage, a black deployable roof ladder to access roof-mounted gear, and a side-mounted gear carrier for carrying wet or muddy items. 10/10 Customers can also choose to add a raised air intake for improved dust filtration and front and rear classic mud flaps for better protection in challenging terrain. First Published Date: 20 Jun 2025, 16:59 PM IST TAGS: Land Rover Defender
