analogue dials with central tft display defender in stock

We are delighted to offer this 2023.5 Land Rover Defender presented in Fuji White with a VTan/Eby Wdsr Lthr/Perf Fab wth Eby/VTan Interior.

This particular example has a huge specification including Comfort and Convenience Pack, 20 Style 5095, Diamond Turned with Gloss Dark Grey contrast, Extended Black Exterior Pack, Analogue Dials with Central TFT Display, Matrix LED headlights with signature DRL, Advanced Off-Road Capability Pack, Body-Coloured Roof, Natural Smoked Dark Oak veneer

We are delighted to offer this 2023.5 Land Rover Defender presented in Yulong White with a Ebony/Ebony grained leather and Robustec seat facings with Ebony interior Interior.

This particular example has a huge specification including Family Pack, Detachable tow bar, Standard leather steering wheel, Analogue Dials with Central TFT Display, Privacy glass, Solar attenuating windscreen, Cold Climate Pack, Off-Road Pack, Front Floor Carpet Mats, Leather gearshift, Light Oyster Morzine Headlining, 60:40 load through rear seats with manual slide and recline and centre armrest

One local buyer who ordered a Land Rover Defender 110 recently received an email from the car-maker saying that “certain options and standard features that were previously available have been removed from production until further notice”.

As a result, the vehicle in question, which was said to have been “in the final stages of build”, has had its 12.3-inch interactive driver display (digital instrument panel) replaced with a regular cluster with analogue dials and a TFT display.

That means a smaller 7.0-inch screen, no ability to hide the dials from view or configurate the instrument panel to provide a more personalised layout.

Matrix LED headlights also specified on the customer’s car were replaced with less sophisticated but still “premium” LED headlights that include high beam assist.