The Defender no longer has a camel but remains a Trophy

Land Rover celebrates its adventure heritage with a new special edition: the Defender 110 Trophy Edition 2026.

Designed for exploration, this powerful version of the famous 4×4 is accompanied by a true international endurance test: the Defender Trophy, a new off-road challenge in honor of the legendary Camel Trophy and G4 Challenge.

Available in Deep Sandglow Yellow, an iconic color of the former Camel Trophy, or in Kenswick Green, paying tribute to the British landscapes, this Defender showcases a unique style with its exclusive Trophy decorations, glossy black hood, and black elements on the C-pillars and rear tailgate. The interior is equally impressive, maintaining a touch of luxury with Windsor Ebony leather seats.

In terms of equipment, this Trophy Edition includes elements from the existing Explorer pack but maximizes their potential: massive roof rack, side equipment carrier, retractable ladder, raised air intake, underbody protection, rear skid plate, and reinforced wheel arches. All of this is set on glossy black 20-inch wheels with all-terrain tires.

The Trophy Returns to Africa

Priced around 120,000 euros, this model does not just boast an adventurous look: it will participate in a real global competition, the Defender Trophy, with the grand finale taking place in Africa in the fall of 2026. Organized in partnership with the NGO Tusk, committed to wildlife conservation in Africa, the event will test the driving skills, resourcefulness, and physical endurance of the participants.

Open to drivers over the age of 23 who are capable of swimming 50 meters and driving internationally, this extraordinary adventure promises to leave a positive impact on the areas traversed. A wonderful way for Land Rover to blend historical homage, environmental commitment, and a passion for challenge.

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