The 2025 Defender 110 is built to conquer the elements with a design rooted in durability, advanced off-road technology, and, of course, luxury. From rocky trails to muddy slopes, this SUV is engineered to perform in the harshest environments without sacrificing everyday comfort. Start your adventure at Land Rover Scarborough.
Engineered for Extreme Terrain
Under the hood, the 2025 Defender 110 offers multiple engine options, including a 296-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder and a 395-horsepower mild-hybrid six-cylinder. Paired with a responsive eight-speed automatic transmission and full-time all-wheel drive, this SUV delivers impressive strength across all types of terrain. Plus, its shorter overhangs, high ground clearance, and durable architecture make it well-suited for uneven surfaces and steep inclines.
Terrain Response 2® and All-Terrain Tech
What truly sets the Defender 110 apart is its advanced suite of off-road technologies. For example, Terrain Response 2® automatically adjusts power delivery, steering, and suspension settings to match the road – or lack thereof. Whether you’re crossing sand, snow, or rocky hills, this system helps maintain optimal traction. Standard Hill Descent Control and the available electronic active differential further improve confidence on challenging slopes and unstable ground.
Confident Capability with Modern Comfort
Even in the toughest conditions, the 2025 Defender 110 keeps you comfortable inside. As a new Land Rover vehicle, it features durable interior materials, available heated and ventilated seats, and flexible cargo configurations. With seating for up to seven and water wading capabilities of up to 35.4 inches, this SUV is ready for whatever lies ahead.
Put the 2025 Defender 110 to the Test in Scarborough, ME
Curious about the full potential of the 2025 Defender 110? Visit our Land Rover dealership in Scarborough, ME, to explore its capabilities firsthand and speak with our knowledgeable team. Wherever your journey takes you, you can be sure this model is ready.
