Land Rover unveils Wolf Series II for defense sector

Land Rover has introduced the Wolf Series II, a new specialized version of its iconic Defender designed for military, institutional, and organizational use. Developed through the Defender Defence Division, the vehicle is engineered to operate in both urban environments and highly disadvantaged combat theaters.

The Wolf Series II recently debuted at the British Army’s DVD 2026 exhibition at the Millbrook proving ground. It is being positioned for the UK Ministry of Defence’s 2.5 billion pound Light Mobility Vehicle competition. The vehicle features a portfolio of 27 different tactical and utility variants.

Developed in Great Britain using the D7x monocoque structure, the model has undergone extensive testing involving 62,000 real and virtual trials. A prototype was recently presented to military and law enforcement organizations in Italy, showcasing a 130 variant capable of carrying up to 8 passengers and maintaining a 3,500 kg load capacity.