Defender 90 vs. 110 vs. 130
Comparing the New Defender SUVs for Sale at Land Rover Houston North
Greatness can come in all shapes and sizes - and tech lineups. Decide which Defender is best suited for your Houston trips and off-road excursions. See what sets the Defender 90, the Defender 110, and the Defender 130 apart when it comes to technology features and design.
Technology Differences & Shared Features of These New Defender SUVs Available in Houston
Tech Features for the Defender 90, Defender 110 & Defender 130
All three Defender models give Houston motorists access to an Interactive Driver Display, Pivi Pro Infotainment, Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™ integration, and Meridian™ Sound Systems. A major technological difference among new Defender SUVs is the touchscreen size Houston drivers have access to. The Defender 90 and Defender 110 include a 10-inch touchscreen to access technology features.
The Defender 130 lets Houstonians use a larger 11.4-inch touchscreen featuring navigation. The tech-savvy Defender 130 can plot your off-road travels or trips to Minute Maid Park taking loved ones to a Houston Astros baseball game. Wireless device charging is a technology feature set aside for the Defender 110 so you can give your smartphone extra juice on the way to the Toyota Center for a concert with companions.
Safety Features & Driver-Assist Technology Differences Between the Defender 90, Defender 110 & Defender 130
Each Defender model is equipped with the same list of safety features and driver-assist technology. Notable safety tech features for the Defender 90, Defender 110, and Defender 130 include Wade Sensing, Lane Keep Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, a 3D Surround Camera, Blind Spot Assist, and Traffic Sign Recognition paired with an Adaptive Speed Limiter.
Design Differences Between Defender 90/110/130
How will you travel around Houston? The new Defender lineup gives you three options of unstoppable 4x4 SUVs. It all starts with the Defender 90, which has a two-door design, room for five passengers, and up to 58 cubic feet of cargo space. Featuring a traditional SUV design, the Defender 110 adds two extra doors, seats five travelers, and lets Houston explorers utilize up to 79 cubic feet of cargo space.
Designed for large travel groups and Houston families, the Defender 130 has room for eight passengers, thanks to 2-3-3 stadium seating and an exclusive third row. The Defender 130 is the long-wheelbase (119 inches) model of the Defender lineup and provides 76 cubic feet of cargo space. However, the Defender 130 debuts the all-new Outbound model, which is designed with five seats in an effort to create more space for Houston adventurers. This is the roomiest Defender SUV available in Houston, as you can fold the back two rows of seats of the Outbound to access between 44 and 89 cubic feet of cargo space. The Defender 130 is the only model from the Defender family to offer both two- and three-row configurations.