Land Rover Defender 2024
Built for gravel tracks and Alpine border crossings
- 2024
- Seats: 7
- 400 hp
From €270 per day.
Built for gravel tracks and Alpine border crossings
Seven seats ready for the whole family's back roads
Effortless comfort from alpine roads to city arrivals
Three Land Rovers make up this line-up, and each one answers a different brief. The Defender suits travelers who want ground clearance and presence without stepping into supercar territory — a vehicle equally at home outside a Munich hotel or on a gravel access road to a countryside estate. The Defender X-Dynamic adds a third row, which matters more than most spec sheets suggest: seven seats mean a single vehicle can cover an airport pickup for an extended family or a small executive delegation, no second car required. The Range Rover Sport Dynamic SE sits closer to a business or leisure default — composed on the autobahn, easy to park in a city center, and dressed enough for a boardroom arrival or a dinner reservation.
Rates start at €270 per day, with the exact figure depending on which of the three you choose and for how long. Handover can be arranged at a hotel, private residence or airport, which keeps the car ready the moment travel plans require it rather than adding a separate collection step to the itinerary.
What unites the range is versatility rather than spectacle: none of these three is built to chase lap times, but each handles a change of plan — a mountain detour, a coastal stretch, an unplanned extra passenger — without asking the driver to compromise. For clients weighing a Land Rover against something faster, the honest answer is that this fleet is chosen for composure and space, not outright pace, and books well for multi-day itineraries where comfort and cargo room outlast the appeal of a two-seat cockpit.