Land Rover has released six new colors for the Defender, using a mix of heritage shades and new tones inspired by breathtaking landscapes across the world. The new set of colors is called Atlas, and is available across the Defender’s different body styles and specifications.
The British car company says the Atlas colors were developed using a new Universal Paint Line—a term for Jaguar Land Rover’s automated paint facility—in Slovakia. Atlas’ development resulted in an additional layer to the production process, ensuring the paint’s durability. In fact, Land Rover says the Atlas colors are among the “most durable and robust Defender colors yet.”
The six new colors include Mara Red, Pantelleria Blue, Galway Green, Buckingham Blue, Aira Green, and Jenolan Gold. These colors add to the existing options available on the Defender.
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“The Atlas colours are the rarest expressions of Defender, created for those who value individuality and authenticity,” said brand managing director Patrick McGillycuddy. “The range introduces a vibrant and rugged set of new exterior finishes to our clients, offering even greater customization and choice to an already comprehensive lineup.”
“With Aira Green and Jenolan Gold, clients can choose newly created colours to push the boundaries of adventure, while Galway Green, Buckingham Blue, Mara Red, and Pantelleria Blue exude the legacy and heritage of Defender’s globetrotting history.”
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