Build And Show Us Your Perfect 2020 Land Rover Defender With The Configurator

One of the most important highlights, if not the biggest highlight, of the Frankfurt Motor Show is of course the all-new Land Rover Defender, with the British car maker losing absolutely no time in launching the official configurator.

As expected, the new Land Rover Defender can be tailored with numerous options and packages which means that you could be spending hours on the configurator trying to find the perfect spec for your Defender.

The US range of the new Land Rover Defender includes six trim levels: Standard, S, SE, HSE, First Edition and the range-topping X.

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Right now there is only the 110 bodystyle available and two engine options to choose from; the base turbo four-cylinder with 296 HP and the mild-hybrid six-cylinder with 395 HP. Standard and S trim levels are available with the base engine while the rest come with the six-cylinder engine.

Once you’re done picking the engine and trim level, it’s time to pick one of the four available accessory packs; the Explorer Pack is basically the most off road-ready of the bunch as it adds everything from classic mudflaps to a snorkel and from wheel arch protectors to a sturdy roof rack. The Adventure pack is slightly more subtle, doing away with the roof rack and the snorkel but adding a portable rinse system, scuff plates and an onboard air compressor.

Moving on to the Country pack, which is aimed to those who will only occasionally take their Defender for some light off-roading while the Urban pack is the one with the least accessories – and the cheapest one.

We went for the Pangea Green paint option and the satin protective film, along with the white roof option and the gorgeous 18-inch white steel wheels. Of course we opted for the Explorer pack because it’s our dream Defender, and we will take that trip to Sahara some time in the future, eventually.

Things inside were kept simple; we opted for the six-seat configuration that includes a front jump seat, black fabric upholstery and a White Powder Coat finish for the dashboard to brighten things up a little.

Some might like their Defender to be as posh as a Range Rover, other will prefer a more workhorse-like spec just to evoke the spirit of the original. The choice is yours.