History: Land Rover

The first vehicles named Land Rover were built in the summer of 1947. The Land Rover has a simple and robust design, capable of driving in demanding environments. This vehicle was named for several years as "The Queen of 4X4s". The myth of the Land was born after the Second World War, when the British government encouraged its industrialists to come up with new ideas to revive its exports.

Chiffres

The manufacturer's sales in the Jaguar Land Rover Group in 2013 reached 348,338 units, up 15% compared to 201214. In 2017, sales reached 442,508 vehicles sold (up 2%)15.

Fabrication

Angleterre Halewood, Merseyside : Discovery Sport, Range Rover Evoque Solihull, Warwickshire : Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Range Rover Velar Chine Changshu, Jiangsu : Discovery Sport, Range Rover Evoque Espagne Linares, Santana Motor : Série III Inde Pune, Maharashtra : Range Rover Evoque I, Range Rover Evoque II Slovaquie Nitra : Discovery V, Defender II

Détails

Defender I While keeping its inimitable aesthetics, a new model was released in May 2007: the new Defender, with a new Ford engine – a 2.4-litre turbo diesel common rail – a six-speed gearbox, and a new interior with forward-facing seats much more comfortable than the side seats.

Defender II Land Rover has been marketing the second generation of its Defender since 2020, but with a modern appearance while remaining cubic