2027 Land Rover Defender Atlas paint costs up to $10,146 in Australia
Defender's six Atlas paint colours cost $10,146, or $9,043 on OCTA. Australia's Jenolan Caves inspire one shade, which is not yet available to order.
The 2027 Land Rover Defender is adding six Atlas paint colours in Australia, priced at $10,146 on eligible Defender 90, 110 and 130 models, or $9,043 on the OCTA.
The range includes Jenolan Gold, inspired by the limestone formations of the Jenolan Caves in NSW's Blue Mountains.
However, that colour and the new Aira Green are not yet available for sale and may change before launch.
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Atlas paint is offered on SE, HSE, X and Vertex specifications across the Defender 90, 110 and 130 range, along with the Defender OCTA.
Defender S, Hard Top S, 130 Outbound, Trophy Edition and OCTA Black models are excluded.
The six-colour collection combines two new shades, two reinterpretations of earlier paints and two returning heritage colours.
Alongside the Australian-inspired Jenolan Gold, Aira Green takes its colour from the mossy banks of Aira Force Waterfall in the UK's Lake District.
Mara Red updates Masai Red, drawing inspiration from southwest Kenya, while Pantelleria Blue reinterprets Pageant Blue with a colour inspired by the Mediterranean around the Italian island of Pantelleria.
Galway Green returns alongside Buckingham Blue, which Defender previously offered between 2006 and 2013.
| Colour | Background | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Mara Red | New interpretation of Masai Red | Available on eligible models |
| Pantelleria Blue | New interpretation of Pageant Blue | Available on eligible models |
| Galway Green | Returning heritage colour | Available on eligible models |
| Buckingham Blue | Returning colour previously offered from 2006 to 2013 | Available on eligible models |
| Aira Green | New shade inspired by Aira Force Waterfall, UK | Not yet available for sale; may change before launch |
| Jenolan Gold | New shade inspired by Jenolan Caves, Australia | Not yet available for sale; may change before launch |
The Atlas colours are the first developed using the new Universal Paint Line at the Nitra plant in Slovakia, following additional investment at the facility.
The robotic system uses seven-axis overhead rail robots with automatically changing spray nozzles.
A black contrast roof is standard with Atlas paint, while a white contrast roof is optional.
Buyers can also specify Gloss or Matte Protective Film.
The collection supplements existing Defender paint choices, including Namib Orange, Tasman Blue, Woolstone Green and Carpathian Grey, rather than replacing them.
SE, HSE, X and Vertex - Atlas paint options
- Eligible Defender 90, 110 and 130 models.
- Mara Red, Pantelleria Blue, Galway Green and Buckingham Blue.
- Aira Green and Jenolan Gold pending availability; colours may change before launch.
- Black contrast roof standard with Atlas paint.
- White contrast roof optional.
- Gloss or Matte Protective Film available.
OCTA - Atlas paint options
- Same Atlas colour range and roof choices.
- Gloss or Matte Protective Film available.
- OCTA Black excluded.
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No. Jenolan Gold and Aira Green have been announced for the 2027 Defender Atlas collection but are not yet available for sale. Both colours may change before launch.
No. It is offered on eligible Defender 90, 110 and 130 models in SE, HSE, X and Vertex specifications, plus OCTA. Defender S, Hard Top S, 130 Outbound, Trophy Edition and OCTA Black are excluded.
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