Land Rover Defender Lease Deals

Land Rover Defender 90 vs 110 vs 130: which should you lease?

The main choice when leasing a Defender is the body size. All three share the same design language and off-road hardware - the difference is length, doors, seating and load space.

• Defender 90 - the compact, three-door short-wheelbase model, with seating options that vary by specification. It's the most agile Defender to place on tight roads and to park.

• Defender 110 - the five-door long-wheelbase model. It offers up to seven seats depending on configuration, plus a large boot.

• Defender 130 - the longest Defender, with three rows and up to eight seats depending on specification. It offers the most passenger and luggage space in the range.

Which Defender should you lease?

• Consider the Defender 90 if you want the most compact, agile Defender body style.

• Consider the Defender 110 if you want a five-door layout with more space and flexible seating.

• Consider the Defender 130 if you need the largest interior and up to eight seats.

Land Rover Defender 90 Lease Deals

The Land Rover Defender 90 is the shortest Defender body style and is available in three-door configurations, with seating options varying by specification. Its compact footprint makes it the easiest Defender to drive on narrow roads and to park.

Compare the current Defender 90 lease deals to see available engines, trims and monthly prices on personal or business contracts.

Land Rover Defender 110 Lease Deals

The Land Rover Defender 110 is the five-door long-wheelbase model. It adds rear doors, a longer wheelbase and a larger boot over the 90, with up to seven seats available depending on the configuration - making it a practical choice for families who also want off-road capability.

For the full choice of specifications and pricing, view the dedicated Defender 110 lease deals. 

Land Rover Defender 130 Lease Deals

The Land Rover Defender 130 is the largest model in the range, using three rows of seating for up to eight people depending on specification. It offers the most passenger and luggage space of any Defender, making it suitable for customers who need maximum room within the Defender range.

Land Rover Defender Commercial & Hard Top Lease Deals

Yes you can lease the Land Rover Defender as a commercial vehicle. The Defender Hard Top (also known as the Defender Commercial) replaces the rear seats with a flat, full-width load bay behind a full-height bulkhead, and is rated by Land Rover as an N1 commercial vehicle.

It comes in two body styles:

• Defender 90 Hard Top - the three-door short-wheelbase version, with up to 1,355 litres of load space.

• Defender 110 Hard Top - the five-door long-wheelbase version, with up to 2,059 litres of load space, large enough to take a standard Euro pallet.

Both retain the Defender's four-wheel drive, Terrain Response system and towing capability, making them suitable for businesses in construction, agriculture, utilities and estate management that need load-carrying practicality alongside off-road ability.

Defender SUV vs Defender Hard Top: if you need rear passenger seats, choose a standard Defender 90, 110 or 130 SUV. If you need a dedicated load area for business use, choose the Defender Hard Top. The two have different intents and are leased separately.

View the current Defender Commercial and Hard Top lease deals to compare business and personal contracts.

Commercial vehicle tax treatment, VAT and Benefit-in-Kind rules depend on your circumstances and current legislation.

Personal vs business Land Rover Defender leasing

You can lease a Land Rover Defender on either a personal or a business contract.

• Personal leasing (PCH) is for private drivers. Prices are usually shown inclusive of VAT.

• Business leasing (BCH/contract hire) is for companies, sole traders and partnerships. Prices are usually shown excluding VAT.

VAT recovery, Benefit-in-Kind and other tax treatment depend on the vehicle, how it's used and current HMRC rules - this is especially relevant for the plug-in hybrid and the N1-rated Defender Hard Top. We can't give tax advice, so business customers should confirm their position with an accountant or tax adviser before signing.