Full Car Review | 2022 vs 2024 Land Rover Defender D300 | Cost of Ownership | Performance

2022 vs 2024 Land Rover Defender D300 | Full Comparison Review

In this video, we compare the 2022 and 2024 Land Rover Defender D300 models side-by-side. From exterior design tweaks and interior upgrades to performance, boot space, and tech updates — we break down everything you need to know to decide if the 2024 is worth the upgrade.

LAND ROVER DEFENDER D300 – ENGINE & PERFORMANCE (Both Models):
• 3.0L Inline-6 Turbo Diesel (MHEV)
• 296 hp | 650 Nm torque
• 0–100 km/h in approx. 6.7 sec
• 8-Speed Automatic Transmission
• AWD with Terrain Response 2
• Up to 3,500 kg towing capacity
• Fuel Economy: ~8.9 L/100km

DIMENSIONS & PRACTICALITY:
• Boot Space: 786L (seats up), 1,875L (seats down)
• Wading Depth: 900 mm
• Ground Clearance: up to 291 mm (air suspension)
• 5 or 7-seat configurations

2024 DEFENDER D300 UPGRADES:
• Larger 11.4” Curved Touchscreen (Pivi Pro)
• Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto
• Matrix LED Headlights (standard on more trims)
• Upgraded safety tech (lane keep assist, 3D camera, adaptive cruise)
• Improved cabin insulation & ride comfort
• New accessories: air purification, foldable rear step, more USB-C ports
• Fresh alloy designs and optional satin protective film

2022 DEFENDER D300 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Same powerful engine and off-road DNA
• 10” Touchscreen, wired CarPlay/Android Auto
• Slightly fewer standard features but excellent value
• Still one of the most capable SUVs on the market

Verdict:
The 2024 Defender D300 brings subtle but meaningful improvements in tech, refinement, and features. If you’re upgrading from an older model or love having the latest kit, it’s a no-brainer. But if you already own a 2022 D300 — you’re not missing out on much under the skin.

Which one would you pick – 2022 or 2024? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Exterior Differences
01:45 Interior Comparison
03:15 Boot Space
04:00 Driving & Performance
05:30 Tech & Safety Features
06:30 Pricing & Verdict
07:00 Outro

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