Two Land Rover Concept vehicles unveiled at Frankfurt Motor Show

Land Rover has unveiled two new concepts for the Land Rover Defender, the iconic go-anywhere vehicle.Named Defender Concept 100 and Defender Concept 100 Sport, the two concepts showcase the direction and thinking behind the ongoing development of the new Land Rover Defender, intended for production in 2015.

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Published On Sep 13, 2011 17:55 IST

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Defender Concept 100 and Defender Concept 100 Sport capture the flexibility, adaptability and configurability that have always been key attributes of Land Rover and continue in today’s Defender. Defender Concept 100 demonstrates the future of Land Rover's capability and versatility; Defender Concept 100 Sport is an active expression of freedom and leisure.Both concepts are based on the same shared 100-inch wheelbase. They feature sustainable hi-tech materials and the latest technology to optimise fuel and operational efficiency at all times, in all modes and in all driving conditions.

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Defender Concept 100 and Defender Concept 100 Sport include a variety of capability technologies including a Terrain-i scanning device to warn of obstacles when off-road, Wade Aid sonar technology to assess water depth and Land Rover Terrain Response System, which automatically optimises the car for any environment.

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