The new Land Rover Defender tested by the International Red Cross

The new generation of Land Rover Defender It is just around the corner. The English firm is taking its time to show the work it has done, as it wants to leave its rivals speechless. To do this, the Engineers those in charge of the project are completing a huge number of kilometers in the validation test. Of this we have no doubt, because a couple of months ago they published some images in which we could see him in complicated situations.

Now, the Land Rover Defender has undergone some test of evidence very special. The English house has been collaborating with the International Red Cross, because in 1954 they signed the first agreement of transfer of vehicles. For this reason, now that they are celebrating this anniversary, and it is the 100th anniversary of the founding of this organization, they have organized a very special event. In it, some of those responsible have been able to test the model in the desert, checking its off road skills.

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The place chosen by Land Rover for the International Red Cross try the new Defender was the desert Dubai. There, he moved a prototype of the new generation, so that those responsible for logistics and fleets of the humanitarian organization could test it. To do this, they were taken through areas of dunes or the mountain road Jebel Jays. All of this at temperatures above 40 degrees and an altitude greater than 2.000 thousand meters above sea level.

After completing these tests, the Director of Product Engineering at Jaguar Land RoverNick Rogers stated that

“For Land Rover, it is a proud to support the Red Cross; Since 1954 our vehicles have enabled them to help countless people, and we hope that the new Defender can preserve that legacy.”

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After testing the prototype, the Director of the Global Department of Logistics and Fleets of the International Red Cross, Ilir Caushaj, pointed out that

“We operate in some of the more remote regions and inhospitable parts of the land, sometimes in very rough terrain, so our teams have to be able to deal with anything. That's why we've been a Land Rover partner since 1954, because together we can reach the communities in crisis, no matter where they are and under what conditions”

before it's over 2019 we can see naked the new Defender. On design and some of its technical characteristics have already been leaked, but seeing it on screen is not the same as seeing it live and live. All in all, Land Rover is carrying out one of the best marketing campaigns in recent years.

Source - Land Rover