Get To Know The Land Rover Defender 75th Limited Edition

To commemorate 75 years since the launch of the original Land Rover Series I, the iconic manufacturer has introduced the Land Rover Defender 75th Limited Edition. Produced in restricted numbers, this model marks an important milestone in Land Rover’s history. Let’s go through the distinctive features that separate it from the rest of the Defender range…
Why Such A Limited Run?
The Land Rover Defender 75th Limited Edition is limited to 1,948 units globally, a number that reflects the year the original Series I Land Rover was launched.
Exterior: Grasmere Green Paintwork
The most notable feature of the 75th Limited Edition is its exterior finish. All models are painted in a colour known as ‘Grasmere Green’, as a nod to its predecessors and a homage to the brand. This paint option is exclusive to this edition and is not available across the rest of the Defender range.
In addition to the exterior paint, the alloy wheels (which normally measure 20 inches and come in a five-spoke design) are finished in the same Grasmere Green, creating a consistent and unified appearance. Interior elements follow the same theme, with parts of the dashboard and trim also coloured to match the exterior. These details are subtle but help to reinforce the connection to Land Rover’s heritage.
Commemorative Badging and Interior Features
The 75th Limited Edition includes special badging to indicate its place within the anniversary line-up. A ‘75 Years’ badge is located on the tailgate and a second appears on the dashboard. These badges are understated and in keeping with the vehicle’s overall appearance, rather than being prominently styled or overly decorative.

Inside, the Defender retains its usual high standard of fit and finish, with practical materials, comfortable seating and Land Rover’s latest technology. The 75th edition does not significantly alter the layout or specification beyond the colour accents and commemorative detailing, meaning it remains the same sleek and comfortable modern 4x4.

Urban Kit Enhancements
The model available here at Saxtons differs slightly from the factory standard version due to the inclusion of an Urban Automotive body kit, giving the Defender an even more distinct appearance.
Included in the Urban package are wider wheel arches, a roof-mounted light bar, a rear spoiler and 22-inch Urban alloy wheels. The Urban wheels replace the standard 20-inch alloys and are finished in a more classic metallic tone. All of these additions make for a stand-out worthy car on the roads.

Driving Performance
As with other models, the 75th Limited Edition maintains the core strengths that define the Defender. These include permanent all-wheel drive, a range of efficient petrol and diesel engine options and advanced off-road systems. The 75th edition remains capable of dealing with a variety of driving conditions.
In practical terms, the vehicle offers a spacious cabin, durable materials and a high level of standard equipment. It is suited to both everyday driving and longer-distance travel, as well as more rugged environments, should the owner wish to make use of its off-road abilities.
A Commemorative Model With Everyday Usability
While the 75th Limited Edition marks a key date in Land Rover’s history, it does so without compromising on practicality or usability. The changes introduced for this model are primarily visual and do not alter the core performance or everyday functionality that the Defender is known for.
The limited production run may be of interest to collectors, but the vehicle is equally appropriate for buyers simply looking for a Defender with a different look and some added historical context.



