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Defender 110 Tropy Edition front quarter

The Defender 110 has received a new Tropy Edition with bespoke paint shades and optional offroad accessories.

The model will make its public debut at the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed in July.

Deep Sandglow Yellow is a colour that is “synonymous with Defenders used on international Trophy-style events."

Keswick Green is a colour that “celebrates rural exploration in Defender’s UK homeland.”

Defender 110 Tropy Edition vs original Defender Camel Trophy

The Tropy Edition harks back to the classic Camel Trophy SUVs from 1980s and 1990s.

It comes with new 20-inch alloy wheels wrapped in all-terrain tyres.

Defender 110 Tropy Edition Trophy decals

There are 'Trophy' decals on the bonnet and C-Pillars.

The new Trophy Edition is in similar vein to the classic and limited-run Defender Works V8 Trophy which was introduced in 2021.

Defender 110 Trophy Edition gets reinforced front and rear scuff plates for additional protection

Interior gets new Ebony Eindsor leather upholstery and illuminated sill plates

Dashboard crossbeam is finished in exterior body colour

Trophy Edition is only available with the 110 body style

The Land Rover Defender 110 has received a new Tropy Edition that harks back to its classic Camel Trophy cars. It gets new heritage-inspired Deep Sandglow Yellow and Keswick Green exterior paint shades. There are new gloss black 20-inch alloy wheels wrapped in all-terrain tyres, and a bunch of optional offroad accessories include a heavy-duty roof rack, a black deployable side ladder, side panniers for additional storage and a snorkel, too. On the inside, the exposed crossbeam on the Defender’s dashboard is finished in the exterior paint shade and features laser-etched endcaps with Trophy branding.