I just read this in an on-line magazine!
"Land Rover has just released its PHEV of the new Defender, completing the new line of Defenders for now. The new hybrid version of the Defender will be powerful and efficient with 404 horsepower, a 0-60mph time of 5.4 seconds, and 85.3mpg with CO2 emissions of 74g/km. The electric motor produces instant torque whether you are on or off-road. The overall electric range is 27 miles. This variant will only be available with 110 models and comes out in early 2021."
Interesting - I did have a ride in one of Land Rover's own electric drive conversions of a 110, about 5 years ago at the Adventure Overland Show at Stratford-on-Avon racecourse, and was quite impressed! I seem to recall at the time that Land Rover would take your late Defender(Puma model) and do the total conversion for about £18k, and they were gauging interest at the time. Apparently there are a couple of these in use at the Eden Project.
Personally, I believe that electric drive(particularly hybrid) is the future, as long as the powers that be, can get past their reluctance to use highly efficient diesel engines(running on bio fuel) as the generator!
Neil