Win a Himalaya Land Rover Defender 110 EV and 20,000 USD in cash!

If you like vehicles with old-fashioned retro designs, but also like the benefits of modern technology, then restomod vehicles may bring you the perfect note. In this latest Omaze event, you can participate in winning a classic Land Rover Defender 110, which is restored by Himalaya and equipped as an electric car. The Defender reflects the good old days, while also providing the best technology of our modern era.

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What You Can Win

How to Enter to Win

What You Can Win

In the best possible way, this transformed Land Rover Defender looks like the Empire tried to design an SUV to blend in with the locals here on Earth, but didn’t know the 80s wasn’t high tech. Heated leather seats, a Bluetooth compatible touchscreen, and panoramic rear windows are the luxury elements you wouldn’t have seen in the 80s. You can grab the MOMO steering wheel, fill all five seats, and head off-road to test out the 18-inch Land Rover Sawtooth wheels with 33-inch tires.

For longer trips, a frontrunner roof rack dominates the top of the Defender for more storage options. Paired with a black interior, the Alpine white exterior is highlighted by LED side markers and headlights which deliver on that stormtrooper ene

Restored and made all-electric by Himalaya, this one-of-a-kind Defender features a 750v electric motor powered by a 95 kWh battery. In the best of conditions, you can drive about 200 miles without having to stop and recharge. With the five-speed manual transmission, this EV still allows for “no-shift driving” while producing 275 horsepower and 406 lb-ft. of torque. A disc brake conversion, compact subwoofers, and a two-inch suspension lift are also included as part of the restoration.

How to Enter to Win

You can enter to win this Himalaya Land Rover Defender 110 EV and $20,000 by visiting the official page for this Omaze campaign. It would be near-criminal not to test this Defender out on the open road, and that $20,000 in cash would help buy some extra sweet gear.

By participating in this Omaze event, you will benefit Africans the Community & Conservation Foundation (ACCF). ACCF protects important African wilderness areas and empowers communities adjacent to these spaces. The organization works with outstanding non-profit partners to increase awareness and funding of key conservation projects and transformative community programs. Their founding project in cooperation with the Grumetti Foundation in the Serengeti Western Corridor paved the way for expansion and expansion in Africa.