Every Defender we build is the result of an entirely individually process. The final investment depends on many elements: the donor vehicle, level of restoration, drivetrain configuration, interior craftsmanship, and the technical specification chosen for the build. Some clients pursue subtle refinement. Others explore the full possibilities of a modernised classic. Because no two vehicles follow the same path, the process usually begins with a design discussion. From there, a detailed specification can take shape. Learn more about The Landrovers pricing.

Creating a bespoke Defender is a careful process in which every detail counts. Each stage, from sourcing and restoration to engineering and interior craftsmanship, requires patience and precision. All elements are carried out by hand, with decisions refined along the way. The exact timeframe depends on the scope of the build and the degree of customisation involved. But for our clients and ourselves, the journey itself is the experience. It’s all about adventure. Learn how we build your dream Defender.

When rebuilt with modern engineering standards, a classic Defender offers a remarkably dependable driving experience. Mechanical systems are completely renewed and upgraded, electrical architecture is modernised, and key components are refined to suit contemporary use. The aim is not to erase the character of the original vehicle, but to ensure it can be enjoyed with confidence. Following our ISO9001 certified quality protocol, we ensure every build lives up to the highest standards.

Each Land Rover Defender is built with long-term ownership in mind. Our builds include factory warranty coverage for all the core mechanical and technical systems installed during the restoration, design and engineering process. The exact terms depend on the specification of the vehicle and the systems involved. More importantly, the relationship with our clients continues long after delivery. That’s why we provide lifetime support for every The Landrovers build.

The Panterra is The Landrovers’ fully electric interpretation of the classic Defender. It retains the character and visual presence of the original vehicle while introducing a modern electric drivetrain designed for quiet, immediate performance. The result is a Defender that feels familiar in form yet distinctly contemporary in the way it moves. The transformation respects the heritage of the vehicle while opening a new chapter in its evolution. The Panterra powertrain is one of the most progressive and significant developments in the automotive industry in recent decades.

Driving range depends on how the vehicle is used. Urban journeys, relaxed touring, and off-road driving all place different demands on the system. For this reason, the Panterra platform is equipped with a 200 kWh battery pack and fast charging possibilities. This gives Panterra a 600 kilometres range. During the design process we explore how the Defender will be driven, allowing the technical specification to reflect those expectations.

It starts with curiosity. A conversation allows ideas to take shape, how the vehicle might be used, what atmosphere the interior should evoke, how the Defender should feel on the road and where the Defender will live. From these discussions a design direction emerges, followed by a detailed specification and the careful work of bringing the vehicle to life. Each project develops its own rhythm. Contact our team to find out more.

Yes, a classic Defender can be converted to electric when the work is approached with the right engineering care. The original vehicle remains the foundation, yet the drivetrain is reimagined around our in-house-developed electric platform. This requires far more than replacing an engine. Weight distribution, cooling systems, battery integration and vehicle dynamics must all be considered together. When executed properly, the result preserves the character and visual identity of the Defender while introducing a completely different driving experience. Discover how we did that with our revolutionary Panterra platform.

No. The Landrovers do not sell individual components or parts separately. Many of the elements developed for our vehicles - whether engineering solutions, interior components, or design details - are created specifically for that one customer or bespoke build. They are designed to function as part of a complete vehicle rather than as standalone products. Each project is conceived as a whole, where engineering, design and craftsmanship come together in a single, cohesive build. Visit our Defender page to see the results.