Land Rover Wolf

And on that platform, the name I've forgotten.

So when I was at Under the Stars camping, I had about five people come up to me and say, Simon, I've seen the Wolf.

I want the steel bumper off the front of my Wolf for my normal Defender.

And I'm like, I don't think that's going to get past any pedestrian safety, but it's interesting, yeah.

Will parts from the wall be available to buy and for people to fit to their civilian vehicles?

As long as we don't violate any intellectual property, we'll be fine.

So

they reckon that all of the Wolf series are currently going to be based on the D7X structure.

The carmaker is trying to expand beyond the relationship with the British Armed Forces to exploit a booming, spending boom by NATO countries.

As unveiled, three new variants of the Defender Wolf Series 2, yes, that's the name, Defender Wolf Series 2, the next generation military vehicle.

Patrick Mcgillicuddy, the Defender managing director, said, "Through our newly established Defender Defense Division, [laughs] we will offer Defender Wolf Series 2 to defense organizations worldwide while also bidding for the UK Ministry of Defense Light Mobility Vehicle tender." He said the new 4x4s were exceptionally robust and versatile, and added that their lightweight aluminum monocoque construction with a stiffer body structure means they can be adapted to the wide range of roles and optional requirements demanded by the military organizations.

He said further, "It is a modern successor to the world-famous Defender Wolf and Land Rovers that have been, served the British Arm- Armed Forces for more than 70 years.

The new Defender Series is designed and engineered in the UK, engines built in Wolverhampton." JLR also wants to break into the $80 billion US pickup truck market with a local version of its Defender vehicle.

The Defender pickup will be built in the US through a joint venture with Stellantis, the Sunday Times reported at the weekend.

Are they gonna release any cool videos of stuff getting blowed up?

[laughs]

So I've been there and tested or driven in the General Motors infantry squad vehicle there.

And then at DVD, which many of our listeners probably attended, which was last week, I went and had a drive around in the new Land Rover, or sort of JLR, Defender Wolf Series 2, which they unveiled at that show, and also in the Babcock Toyota Land Cruiser.

So, yeah, so I've been doing a bit of Clarkson kind of...

Yeah.