As Land Rover’s most durable 4x4, the Land Rover Defender is especially suitable for hunting and falconry: its off-road capabilities and adequate space for necessary equipment make it the ideal outdoor companion.
“The Land Rover Defender has attracted considerable attention, particularly from loyal Qatari clients of the brand, as hunting and falconry is a big part of Qatar’s culture,” said Alfardan Premier Motors marketing and customer relationship manager Hussein Adra.
“Through this exhibition, we wanted to showcase how the historical hunting and falconry experience could be made even more memorable with the powerful and convenient all-terrain vehicle, the Defender,” he said. “The vehicle’s complex characteristics and features draw a strong sense of loyalty as all our Defender editions do.”
The Defender is as technologically advanced as it is durable.
It introduces Land Rover’s new Pivi Pro infotainment system. The next-generation touchscreen is intuitive and user-friendly, requiring few inputs to perform frequently used tasks, while its always-on design guarantees almost instant responses.
A comprehensive supply of charging sockets throughout the cabin will keep occupants charged and connected at all times, whether using digital devices to stream music or camping accessories to provide home comforts in remote locations.
Front-row occupants can choose from a pair of 12V power supplies and two USB sockets, one of which is located behind the central touchscreen – perfectly located to minimise trailing wires when used to power a dashcam.
In the second row, occupants have two USB ports and a pair of 12V charging points and, when third-row seats are fitted, they come with a USB outlet and 12-volt socket.
The loadspace includes an additional 12-volt socket while a three-pin 230V domestic socket is also available.
Configurable Terrain Response debuts on the new Defender, allowing experienced off-roaders to fine-tune individual vehicle settings to perfectly suit the conditions, while inexperienced drivers can let the system detect the most appropriate vehicle settings for the terrain, using the intelligent “Auto” function.
Meanwhile, the advanced Clear Sight Ground View technology helps drivers take full advantage of the Defender’s all-conquering capability, by showing the area usually hidden by the bonnet, directly ahead of the front wheels.
This is achieved through the strategically placed cameras in front of the vehicle which projects the vision that is in front of the wheels on the central touchscreen.
The Defender also offers multiple Accessory Packs, including Explorer, Adventure, Country and Urban – giving the Defender a unique character that is capable of conquering many terrains.
Land Rover’s 4x4 family expanded with the introduction of the practical Defender 130 body design, which joined the existing 90 and 110 derivatives.
The Defender 130 is ready for any adventure with premium interior practicality for up to eight occupants, across three rows of seating.
With a spacious 2-3-3 seat configuration, the latest digital technologies and advanced integrated chassis technologies, Defender is the toughest, most capable off-road expert.
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