Land Rover Defender Wide Body shown by Chelsea Truck Company

The new Land Rover Defender has been given pumped-up styling courtesy of the Chelsea Truck Company.

CTC is known for its aggressive and sometimes flamboyant styling on vehicles, such as; the first-generation Land Rover Defender, Mercedes-Benz X-Class ute, Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen, and Jeep Wrangler.

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Both the three-door 90 and five-door 110 Defender can be equipped with the Wide Body styling package, featuring; 23-inch black Type 57 Kahn alloy wheels, twin-wing carbon fibre spoiler on the rear, front bumper with lip spoiler, side skirts, wheels arches, black headlight elements, covered black grille, and over-size mud flaps.

In addition to the bodykit are a stainless steel square quad exhaust and quilted leather interior. Differentiating the 90 and 110, the 90 gets red leather inside, while the 110 is fitted with 'burnt orange' cowhide. Outside, there is black paint on the 90 and 'volcanic rock satin' on the 110.

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The unique alloys are named after Chelsea Truck Company founder Azfal Kahn, who also founded Kahn Automobiles over 20 years ago. While a UK-based company, there is also the Chelsea Truck Company in Australia, although details are yet to be confirmed.

In the UK, the Defender Wide Body is priced from £109,999 (AU$207,800) for the 110 and £114,999 (AU$218,200) for the 90 depending on specification, with buyers able to choose from petrol or diesel engines and factory extras such as the panoramic sunroof and heated seats.