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What is the Defender 110?

The Land Rover Defender 110 is a four-door, two-row SUV in the Defender lineup, sized between the two-door Defender 90 and the three-row Defender 130. It seats five as standard, with an optional third row available on select trims for up to seven occupants. The Defender 110 pairs permanent four-wheel drive, locking differentials, and Terrain Response 2 with air suspension, giving it genuine off-road capability along with daily-driver comfort and a range of engine options, from the four-cylinder S trim up to the twin-turbo V8 OCTA.

What's the difference between the Defender 110, 130, and 90?

The Defender 90, 110, and 130 share the same design and mechanical platform but differ in size and seating. The Defender 90 is a two-door model with the shortest wheelbase, built for maneuverability in tight trails and urban parking. The Defender 110 is the four-door, mid-size option, seating five standard with an optional third row for up to seven. The Defender 130 has an extended wheelbase and standard three-row seating for up to eight, making it the most spacious choice for larger families or anyone who needs maximum cargo and passenger room. All three body styles offer comparable off-road hardware, so the choice mainly comes down to how many people and how much cargo you need to carry.

What's the difference between the Defender 110 S, X-Dynamic SE, and X trims?

The S, X-Dynamic SE, and X trims represent three different priorities within the Defender 110 lineup. The S is the entry trim, equipped with a four-cylinder turbocharged engine, essential technology, and standard off-road hardware including air suspension. The X-Dynamic SE steps up to a six-cylinder engine and adds sport-inspired exterior styling, larger wheels, and upgraded interior trim and technology. The X trim shifts the focus toward off-road luxury, adding features such as Windsor leather upholstery, a panoramic roof, and 22-inch wheels, positioning it above the X-Dynamic SE for buyers who want the most capable and well-equipped Defender 110 short of the V8 and OCTA models.

What is the Defender 110 OCTA trim?

The Defender OCTA is the range-topping performance trim, offered exclusively in the Defender 110 body style. It's built around a twin-turbocharged V8 engine, the most powerful engine in the Defender lineup, paired with a bespoke chassis setup that includes 6D Dynamics suspension, upgraded Brembo brakes, a wider track, and unique off-road-tuned drive modes. The OCTA also gets distinct exterior styling, performance seating, and unique interior trim not shared with other Defender 110 models, and is built for drivers who want the highest level of on- and off-road performance in the lineup.

What's the difference between the Defender 110 V8 and OCTA trims?

The Defender 110 V8 and OCTA both use eight-cylinder power, but they're tuned for different purposes. The V8 trim pairs a supercharged V8 with the standard Defender 110 chassis and suspension, delivering strong power and a refined ride while keeping the everyday comfort and driving characteristics of the rest of the lineup. The OCTA uses a different, more powerful twin-turbocharged V8 and pairs it with a purpose-built chassis, including firmer suspension tuning, larger brakes, and off-road-specific drive modes, making it a distinct performance model rather than simply a higher-output version of the V8 trim.

Is the Defender 110 available as a hybrid?

The Defender 110's six-cylinder and V8 engines use mild-hybrid (MHEV) technology, which supports the engine with a small electric motor to improve responsiveness and efficiency, though the vehicle still runs solely on gasoline and isn't plugged in. A plug-in hybrid (PHEV) version of the Defender 110 is offered in some international markets but is not currently available in the U.S.

How many seats does the Defender 110 have?

The Defender 110 seats five people as standard. An optional third row is available on select trims, increasing seating capacity to seven, though this configuration is better suited to smaller passengers or occasional use than the three-row Defender 130, which offers more third-row space.

Who is the Defender 110 best suited for?

The Defender 110 is best suited for drivers who want genuine off-road capability paired with everyday usability, whether that's commuting around North Bethesda or heading out for a weekend on the trail. Its size splits the difference between the compact Defender 90 and the larger Defender 130, making it a practical choice for individuals, couples, and families who need seating for five, or occasionally seven, without the extended length of the 130.

Are lease offers available for the Defender 110?

Lease offers on the Defender 110 change regularly and vary by trim and term length. Visit the Land Rover Bethesda Defender 110 specials page for current lease offers available at our dealership.

What should I do if I see the Defender 110 I want online?

If you find a Defender 110 you're interested in in our online inventory, the next step is to contact Land Rover Bethesda to schedule a test drive. While you're preparing to visit, you can get pre-qualified for financing or, if you're trading in a vehicle, get a quote for your current vehicle so you know its value ahead of time.

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