Here’s a Glimpse of What the Long-Rumored Land Rover Defender Pick-Up Truck May Look LikeRobb ReportBryan HoodWed, September 23, 2026 at 11:00 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleWe now have an idea of what the long-rumored Land Rover Defender pick-up truck could look like.Last week, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) offered up a first look at three specs of the newest Defender model, the Wolf Series II. Unfortunately, all three specs it showed will only be sold to the company's defense customers, though one of them just might preview a vehicle that you'll actually be able to buy.More from Robb ReportThe Glenlivet's Excellent New Whisky Has an Unusual White-Wine Cask FinishBentley Reveals Its First All-Electric Model. Here's Everything You Need to Know.This $4.8 Million Georgia Home Was Designed to Resemble Augusta National's ClubhouseAdvertisementAdvertisementIf you haven't heard about the Wolf Series II, it's likely because the new model is being built specifically for military use. Before last week's British Army DVD 2026 event, JLR showed three of the possible shapes that the vehicle can take. The trio of variants included a tactical mobility vehicle, a mono-tactical mobility vehicle, and a utility vehicle version, each of which was specified to U.K. Ministry of Defense Light Mobility Vehicle tender requirements.Land Rover Defender Wolf Series II Utility VehicleIt's the third of these 4x4s, the utility vehicle, that caught our eye. It may not have as many accessories and features as the other Wolf Series II models JLR shared images of, but it does offer an official glimpse at what a Defender truck could look like. The answer is: just about how you would expect. The pickup, which appears to be based on the Defender 110, looks just like the popular SUV up until its B pillar. From there on, though, it's a completely different story. The vehicle's cabin ends directly behind the front row of seats, with the rest of the enclosed space replaced by a truck bed.So, does this mean a street-legal Defender pickup is in the works? JLR has yet to confirm the existence of such a vehicle, but the rumor mill surrounding the model does seem to have gone into overdrive this summer. Earlier this summer, Automotive News reported the British automaker was teaming up with Stellantis to build a Defender truck that would be exclusive to the U.S. market. Then, last week, the newspaper reported the new model is likely to be a U.S. exclusive and would be built in Detroit, at the latter's Warren Truck Plant. This would allow the pickup to circumvent President Trump's tariffs, which is not the case for any other member of JLR's current lineup of vehicles.Best of Robb ReportThe 2024 Chevy C8 Corvette: Everything We Know About the Powerful Mid-Engine BeastThe World's Best Superyacht ShipyardsThe ABCs of Chartering a YachtSign up for RobbReports's Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Click here to read the full article.