Hi all. I'm a current 2015 LR4 owner (my 4th Land Rover) and I'm trying to get a better idea of what is printed on your payload sticker on the 2020 Defender 110 with the V6. I believe Land Rover states it's somewhere between 1,600-2,000lbs depending on the model but the one sticker I've been able to find a pic of online showed something like 800-900lbs. Normally I'd go down to the local Land Rover dealer and just look but my nearest dealer is about 2hrs away.

If the payload is indeed in that 1,600-2000lbs then that would be great. I'd also be interested to know what the rear axle rating is.

If there is a current 2020 Defender 110 V6 owner that could take a look at those payload and axle stickers in the drivers door I would appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.
-Dan

 

There is no payload capacity tag on my NAS 110, only a GVWR tag, and by "V6" I assume you mean the 3-liter I6 gasoline engine? Anyway, deducting the curb weight of the 3 variants of the 3-liter engine (5, 6 or 7 seaters) from their respective GVWR gives the following payload capacities:

Maximum payload:
- 3.0L gasoline, 5 seats: 879 kilos, 1,937 lbs max payload
- 3.0L gasoline, 6 seats: 856 kilos, 1,887 lbs max payload
- 3.0L gasoline, 7 seats: 907 kilos, 2,000 lbs max payload

Maximum front / rear axle load:
- 3.0L gasoline, 5 seats: 1,530 / 1,800 kilos (3,370 / 3,965 lbs)
- 3.0L gasoline, 6 seats: 1,560 / 1,800 kilos (3,435 / 3,965 lbs)
- 3.0L gasoline, 7 seats: 1,530 / 1,900 kilos (3,370 / 4,185 lbs)

Umberto

 

Sorry, yes, I meant the I6.

This is helpful. Kind of odd there is no payload sticker.