Land Rover Defender 130 Specs & Dimensions

X-Dynamic SE, despite the fancy sounding name, is the entry point to the Defender 130 range. It comes with 20-inch alloy wheels, 12-way electric seats trimmed in material called ‘Resist and Robustec’, a Meridian sound system, standard cruise control and a sliding panoramic roof. Like all Defenders, a huge range of safety and off-roading features are included as standard.

The Defender 130 Outbound is only available as a five-seater, which means it has an absolutely enormous boot for outdoor pursuits. In keeping with that, it comes with a matte finish to the bumpers and grille, plus 20-inch black alloy wheels. It’s also only available in four shades of white, grey or black, while the interior is trimmed in Robustec.

X-Dynamic HSE combines the looks of the X-Dynamic SE with dark satin metalwork and dark grey alloy wheels, as well as the additional equipment, uprated leather upholstery and electric seats of the HSE. If you like the darker and more ‘urban’ look of the X-Dynamic car but don’t want to sacrifice luxury this could be the model for you.

X is the Defender’s range-topping trim, and comes with an interesting two-tone paint finish and a fancier design to the alloy wheels. The two-tone finish continues inside with black and tan Windsor leather seating, plus a digital rear-view mirror, a head-up display and all the off-road goodies you could want as standard.

The V8 engine comes in a standalone trim level with just about every extra you could want - a panoramic opening sunroof, 22-inch alloy wheels, triple-zone climate control, heated and cooled seats, wireless phone charging and a deployable tow bar. The seats are trimmed in suede-like material for extra luxury.