There's a global hunt going on for a Series IIA used in a 40,000-mile Asian and African expedition in 1969-1970, last seen by its three owners when they sold it in 1970. In advance of the publication of their book, Three Men in a Land-Rover, there's a global hunt going on for the vehicle that was named "Ten" after its registration plate, TEN 423.

The 2023 Rugby World Cup is on in France, and once again Land Rover is sponsoring the event, this time utilizing the Defender brand exclusively as part of the execution of the new "House of Brands" strategy.

The finalists of the 2023 Defender Service Awards have been announced, with the five finalists in each of five categories announced, and a sixth category of past nominees who are eligible now for a second chance. After a public vote, six organizations in the USA and Canada will get a custom-equipped Defender 130 to further their cause. Voting is open from September 15 to October 4, with the finalists to be announced at a banquet at Destination Defender in Texas on November 11.

The Roverlanders, British Columbia's Land Rover club, celebrated 75 years of Land Rover on September 2nd at their annual Founders Day event. Held at the Chilliwack Heritage Park in Chilliwack, BC, the event featured 73 Land Rovers that covered almost the entire breadth of the history of the brand.

On the first anniversary of the passing of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, JLR held a special parade of Land Rovers at the Goodwood Revival in England. Each of the vehicles on show was tied to the late Queen and the Royal Family, with everything from Royal Review Series vehicles to her beloved 2009 Range Rover.

As JLR looks forward to a more electric future, one thing that's going to be an issue is what to do with the batteries from decommissioned vehicles. One idea that JLR is tinkering with is using old Jaguar I-Pace batteries to make storage systems to help supplement the UK's National Grid.

The Range Rover House returned to Monterey Car Week, creating a gathering place for Range Rover owners attending the celebration of all things motoring in Carmel, California. Range Rover House returned to where it began at Carmel last year, after a global tour of high-culture hotspots, and marked the moment with a special edition.

The Defender Trophy Edition, a limited edition specially-wrapped vehicle that comes with access to the Defender Trophy competition, is back for 2023. This year, it’s a Defender 130 model, and the Camel Trophy-esque yellow wrap has given way to a sleek black-and-gold topographical map aesthetic.

Destination Defender, Land Rover's in-house celebration of all things Defender, is back in 2023. This year, the event heads to Somerville, Texas, conveniently located between Houston and Austin. The weekend promises off-roading, camping, music, workshops, food, and an evening celebration of the Defender Service Award winners.

By the mid-1990s, Land Rover had established a solid foothold in North America. The small dealer network established as Range Rover North America in 1987 had expanded nationwide, and with the new 1994 Discovery a smash hit with a new broader family-oriented market, it was time to make a step that Land Rover had not yet made: a dedicated, consistent dealership design. From this, the green-and-timber "Land Rover Centre" was born.

Reeves Callaway, founder of tuning firm Callaway Cars and a legend in the Corvette world, passed away on July 11th. While he was most well-known for his sports car projects, he also created the 1999 Range Rover Callaway – the first high-performance-oriented Range Rover model sold from a Land Rover dealership, anywhere in the world.

Eight months after he took over on an interim basis from resigning JLR CEO Thierry Bolloré, the board has appointed Adrian Mardell as long-term CEO of the company, initially contracted for a three-year term.

The new Range Rover boasts the highest owner loyalty rate of any vehicle in the world, according to a new study from S&P Global. From January to April 2023, 41.1% of Range Rovers were sold to someone who already owned one, edging out perennial favorites like the Ford F-150 and Tesla Model Y.

For the first time since the 1960s, noted early Land Rover explorer Barbara Toy’s book In Search of Sheba is back in print, the first Barbara Toy book to be in print since 2009.

People drove from all corners of North America for the ANARC Diamond Jubilee event last month, the largest gathering of Land Rover enthusiasts on this continent in the past quarter century. Over a dozen Series I 80" vehicles were part of that count, but all but one of them arrived on a trailer. Steve Owen, of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was the holdout -- driving his 80" four days across the United States and Canada to get to the event.