As if we need further proof they are badass, the new James Bond Film - actor Daniel Craig's last time as 007 - is spilling over with Land Rover vehicles.
You’ll see plenty of new and classic Land Rovers in No Time to Die, which hit theaters this last week. And the movie has even inspired a new special edition Land Rover: The Defender V8 Bond Edition.
The new special edition Defender was even tested by the James Bond stunt team who pushed it to its very limits. This vehicle sets new standards for toughness and capability.
Just 300 of the Defender V8 Bond Editions will be made. They were inspired by the film itself and are very very cool.
Commissioned by the SV Bespoke, the Defender V8 Bond Edition’s interior is chock full of all sorts of special features, from laser etching to detailing that shows it is One of only 300 made.
Here’s a look at a few of those special features of the Land Rover Defender V8 Bond Edition:
A START-UP MESSAGE.
You can activate the Pivi Pro infotainment to unleash a 007-inspired start-up message.
PROJECTED LOGO. Unlock the Defender V8 Bond Edition and the actual 007 logo is projected onto the ground from an amazing puddle lamp.

22-INCH WHEELS.
It has Gloss Black 22-inch Luna wheels and Xenon Blue front brake calipers.
007 TREADPLATES. Unique Defender 007 treadplates featuring the unmistakable 007 logo set the tone for an interior with a perfect blend of capability and composure.
007 TAILGATE BADGE. The Defender 007 badge on the tailgate marks it as a Defender V8 Bond Edition.

It’s the perfect vehicle for this James Bond movie.
That’s because in No Time To Die, Bond has left active service and is enjoying a tranquil life in tropical Jamaica.
However, that peace is short-lived when his old friend Felix Leiter from the CIA turns up asking for help.
His mission? To rescue a kidnapped scientist turns. But it turns out to be far more treacherous than expected.
Bond ends up on the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology.
Here’s comes the Land Rovers.
In the Bond film Land Rovers are driven by the bad guys. The Land Rover Defender family is perfect for the job. It expertly blends durability, capability and design. There’s a Defender for everyone, including bad guys.
The Defender represents more than 70 years of innovation and improvement, honoring the vehicle’s history for rugged solidity while thoroughly remaining a Defender for the 21st century.
So overall, what’s new about the Land Rover Defender and why is it Bond-film worthy?
• The Defender offers the ultimate expressions of power, capability and design. Now with three new additions to the range.
• The Defender offers stunning performance, unsurpassed luxury and cutting-edge technology.
• Its Special Vehicle Operations showcases the very best of Land Rover with a range of exclusive SV-badged halo models and uniquely engineered projects.
• As the benchmark in vehicle personalization, Special Vehicle Operations is also home to a suite of exceptional commissioning services, including SV Bespoke and SV Premium Palette for the ultimate in tailored vehicle finishes and handcrafted details.
While the Land Rover Defender launched last year, the 25th James Bond movie is hitting the big screen NOW and early reviews reveal that it has the best stunts and car chase sequences yet.
It has an all-black makeover outside, bright blue brake calipers and that very special 007 badging and 22in black alloy wheels.
In the film multiple Defenders, driven by the bad guys, chase Bond and mostly end up mangled. Ouch.
There’s one scene where a car flips over Bond after hitting a fallen tree. Guess who survives?
Bond Stunt Coordinator Lee Morrison is the man responsible for all the stunts from the past five Bond movies. He told the media there ten Defenders used in the new film. He says that to protect the drivers, the new Defenders were fitted with a roll cage and racing seats.
They also had five-point harnesses as well as under-body protection, motorsport fuel cells and a fire-extinguisher system.
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