Two versions of the luxury off-road vehicle Land Rover Defender 90 are officially sold by Phu Thai Mobility distributor in Vietnam market.
The new generation Land Rover Defender 90 officially appeared on the Vietnamese car market. Since its first launch in Vietnam in September 2020, the second generation Defender has become Land Rover’s best-selling model on the S-shaped strip of land, as well as worldwide until now. in. New variants seem to be purposefully reborn after a long period of research and development while keeping the square, muscular, powerful design language, equipped with additional features, and technology that increases the attractiveness. versatile, while meeting diverse personalization needs for a variety of driving conditions. Along with Defender 110, Defender 90 is the most powerful and rugged model of Land Rover in history. Underneath this vehicle is the stiffest, aluminum monocoque chassis ever built by Land Rover. The rigidity of the vehicle is 3 times that of the traditional removable chassis. This is the great foundation, along with the advanced suspension and powertrain that make up the power of Defender in general and Defender 90 in particular. 
The newly launched version in Vietnam is built to excite through its smart, personalized handling system, instantly recognizable styling, and inherently distinctive details, especially the nose and nose. The rear of the car has been redesigned. Another difference that can be very noticeable in Defender 90 compared to the Defender 110 version is the overall length. Defender 90 has an overall length of 4,583 mm, 435 mm shorter than the Defender 110 version (5,018 mm). Rear luggage space gives the Defender 90 practicality, with a luggage compartment volume of 397 liters and a maximum of 1,563 liters when the rear seats are folded. The second row of seats is split in a ratio of 40:20:40 to provide maximum flexibility when carrying bulky items for the trip. The most obvious difference in the Defender 90 version compared to the 110 version is in the design with 3 doors, flexible seating options from 5 seats to 6 seats. The custom seats fold down to maximize storage space, and even the middle seat in the front row can be folded down to serve as armrests with cup holders. Maximum luggage load is up to 800 kg, static roof top load is up to 300 kg and roof top load is up to 118 kg, maximum towing capacity 3,500 kg and wading depth up to 3,500 kg. 850 mm, all making the new Defender the ultimate 4×4 for any adventure. 
Land Rover’s pioneering Terrain Response 2 intelligent off-road technology with a new amphibious mode, and the world’s first Configurable Terrain Response technology enable off-road professionals and general riders alike Customizable traction optimizes traction in any condition. The exterior of Defender 90 (3 doors) is completely different. The unique shape of the car immediately shows the personality of the car. While the short front nose and rear wheel rear end, the ideal high ground clearance, the sloping A-pillar and upright rear end provide unwavering confidence in the vehicle’s handling. Thanks to the bodywork that is 20mm taller than other large SUVs from Land Rover and the rearrangement of the battery and cooling system, the front nose and rear end of the wheel are extremely short, ensuring a impressive angle of arrival and departure of up to 37.5 and 40 degrees, respectively. With a wheelbase of only 2.6 meters, 43 cm shorter than the 5-door Defender 110 variant and a 31-degree slope angle, the Defender 90 has outstanding off-road maneuverability. The rear end of the wheel is short thanks to the way the spare wheel is installed outside instead of integrated in the floor, making it easy to access when going off-road. Improvements in the design to help reduce fatigue at night because the LED system produces a high-powered light that is almost as bright as daylight. The LED matrix front light cluster with adaptive beam adjustment technology helps to avoid dazzling oncoming vehicles. The high-resolution 12.3-inch digital dashboard integrates a variety of information, which can be personalized by setting up frequently used features such as full-screen map display, contacts and entertainment features. mind. 
The new Defender 90 is designed to be versatile on any road surface with maximum comfort for effortless long journeys. The streamlined, purposeful, functional, durable and versatile interior is truly unique with pragmatically designed details such as the extra seat between the two front seats. The front passenger seat in the middle of the front row can be folded down for an armrest with cup holders. The seat customizations on the Defender 90 ensure friends and family can all travel together. Defender 90 has two advanced Ingenium petrol engine options including the 4-cylinder P300, and the powerful 6-cylinder mild hybrid P400, combined with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The double wishbone front suspension with multi-link rear suspension creates flexible and precise handling whether on-road or off-road. The optional air suspension system provides maximum comfort and support for difficult terrain, can raise the chassis height by 145 mm, and the total journey fluctuates up to half a meter. In addition to standard off-road features such as locking a central differential and a 2-speed auxiliary transmission, an optional active rear differential locking system can detect one-way wheel slip on the rear axle, to that locks the rear differential automatically. Most importantly, the differential locking and unlocking speed is very quick to respond optimally in a timely manner. Both Defender’s center differential and rear differential lock can be controlled directly on the central touchscreen. Land Rover introduced a range of technologies to help deliver the capabilities customers have come to expect from the Defender 90, including the latest generation of the patented Terrain Response terrain response system. Configurable Terrain Response technology allows drivers to use the new Pivi Pro infotainment system’s touchscreen to fine-tune every aspect of the vehicle to precisely match its surroundings. On the new Defender 90, the driver can prevent side-slip by using the limited-slip differential options on the center touchscreen controller. In addition, there are three settings options for accelerator and transmission response, steering and traction control, allowing experienced off-roaders and all-terrain novices alike to adjust Adjust vehicle settings to suit requirements. 
In addition, Terrain Response 2’s intelligent auto mode can automatically recognize the surface and configure the vehicle accordingly, without the need to manipulate the driver. The Defender is also the first Land Rover with an amphibious mode. This mode automatically softens throttle response, sets heating and ventilation to recirculate cabin air, locks down ducts and adjusts the vehicle’s height to off-road settings when activated. through the touch screen. All-Terrain Progress Control technologies and Land Rover’s advanced ClearSight Ground View undercarriage camera also assist drivers in extreme off-road situations, eliminating stress of maintaining a low speed and displaying the hidden area directly in front of the vehicle on the center display. Defender 90 features Jaguar Land Rover’s new Pivi Pro touchscreen infotainment system, featuring an intuitive interface inspired by the latest smartphones. The Pivi Pro is always set up in connected mode and sits at the center of the new Defender 90’s cockpit, with a 10-inch high-resolution touchscreen display and an optional 11.4-inch display. In Vietnam market, Defender 90 includes two version options that are imported and distributed only by Phu Thai Mobility, including Defender 90 SE equipped with 2.0L Ingenium gasoline engine, capacity of 300 PS, model – Maximum torque of 400 Nm, standard selling price from VND 3,935 billion. The other version is Defender 90 X equipped with 3.0L Ingenium petrol engine, 400 PS capacity, maximum torque of 550 Nm and standard selling price from VND 6,555 billion. Vehicles have a 3-year standard warranty or the first 100,000 km (whichever comes first).
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