Land Rover Debuts Defender 110 Trophy Edition at Goodwood Festival of Speed

• Defender 110 Trophy Edition debuts at Goodwood with heritage-inspired styling and accessories

• Features Deep Sandglow Yellow or Keswick Green paint, black detailing, and all-terrain hardware

• Optional Accessory Pack includes roof rack, ladder, raised air intake, and gear storage

Land Rover has introduced the Defender 110 Trophy Edition, a special edition vehicle that honours the brand’s history in global off-road adventure challenges. The model makes its first public appearance at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed.

The Trophy Edition is available in two heritage-inspired exterior colours—Deep Sandglow Yellow and Keswick Green—each accented by a Gloss Black finish on the bonnet, bodyside, brake callipers, and rear recovery eyes. Buyers can also opt for a Matte Protective Film to enhance durability for off-road use.

Designed for arduous expeditions, the Defender 110 Trophy Edition rides on unique gloss black 20-inch alloy wheels fitted with all-terrain tires. Additional rugged features include dark front and rear skid plates and gloss black wheel flares. Exterior styling is completed with Trophy decals on the bonnet and C-pillar, along with a Trophy-specific rear badging.

Inside, the special edition features Ebony Windsor leather seats and Trophy-branded illuminated treadplates. Other interior elements are colour-matched to the exterior and laser-etched endcaps with branding unique to the Trophy Edition.

A dedicated Trophy Edition Accessory Pack is available for £4,995 ($9,200 CDN), including installation. It includes an Expedition roof rack, a black deployable roof ladder for roof access, a gloss black side-mounted gear carrier, classic-style front and rear mud flaps, and a snorkel (raised air intake).

Availability in North America has yet to be made official, however, there is no doubt that this version would do well among JLR enthusiasts and buyers.