Land rover restomod  are a popular way to update classic cars. They give a modern power train and suspensions to an older model, while adding creature comforts and modern technology.

Twisted NAS-E: A traditional Defender upgraded for the electric age

A few weeks ago, we came across a restored and modified Land Rover Defender that was fueled with electrons instead of fossil fuels. This is just the latest in a small but growing phenomenon of people turning fossil-fueled cars into plug-in vehicles.

Project 67 by ECD Automotive Design (formerly East Coast Defenders) is another example of a restomod that’s been fully remodeled and turned into an all-electric vehicle. This particular version of the Defender features a Momo Prototipo steering wheel and leather seats from Cadence.

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The interior of the Defender also receives a variety of upgrades, including 110-volt outlets and wireless chargers. The rear air conditioning unit also helps keep passengers comfortable as they travel through rough terrain.

Himalaya 4×4: Adapting Land Rover diesel engines for off-road use

One of the most popular Land Rover diesels to have been converted into a restomod is this 1997 Defender 90. It is fitted with a turbocharged diesel engine that sends power to all four wheels via a manual transmission.

This is a powerful and capable restomod that has been fitted with a lot of modern features, including LED daytime running lights. It also features a Nakatangenga silver mesh grille and uprated bumper.