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    Land Rover Defender PHEV

    Land Rover Defender PHEV arrives in Oz

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    renowned capability and “exceptional” all-terrain adventures

    Or you could just take your Series Landrover bush.
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    It seems to be getting heavier and more expensive…..

    I wonder what sort of fuel economy it gets once the battery runs flat?

    Probably a lot worse than a current model D300.
    So unless you are just using it for the short run to work,or school or shopping run,there is probably no point in having one.

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    Well, how many would you expect to see off road? Unless you were on a green lane in Wales. Not sure I'd want to wade one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Not sure I'd want to wade one.
    One of the Adventurer Lifestyle Commando Packs comes with a net for catching the electrocuted fish. Has a solar powered frier too, I think.
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    I wonder if it will be easy to get the car fridge to run off the big battery?

    And maybe an induction hot plate,and the camping lights?

    Hmm,probably not being an LR,they always seem to over complicate everything.

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    Land Rover Defender PHEV

    Quote Originally Posted by scarry View Post
    I wonder if it will be easy to get the car fridge to run off the big battery?

    And maybe an induction hot plate,and the camping lights?

    Hmm,probably not being an LR,they always seem to over complicate everything.
    I guess you could always add a 400v-12v dc-dc converter.

    With the Ford Ranger PHEV they are planning to add 240v AC outlets as well - so JLR would be smart to offer the same.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoDB View Post
    so JLR would be smart to offer the same.
    When have they ever listened to customers?

    This is a cracker,from around the 13 minute mark,i can't put up the link due to the language.You will have to Google it.

    Let's roast: Land Rover Defender plug-in hybrid EV! | Auto Expert John Cadogan

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    Quote Originally Posted by DieselLSE View Post
    One of the Adventurer Lifestyle Commando Packs comes with a net for catching the electrocuted fish. Has a solar powered frier too, I think.
    Or, you could be in convoy with a diesel Evoke. No need to collect firewood either.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscoDB View Post
    I guess you could always add a 400v-12v dc-dc converter.

    With the Ford Ranger PHEV they are planning to add 240v AC outlets as well - so JLR would be smart to offer the same.
    One of the talking points around the Fxxx Lightning was you could power your house off it in the event of a blackout.... That could be useful here, if I could afford the juice to charge it.

    It's not a hybrid though.
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