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HELLA lighting and electrical components are trusted by mechanics and Land Rover specialists for their reliability, durability and OEM-level engineering. Known for producing high quality headlights, fog lights, sensors and electrical systems, HELLA products are widely used on Land Rover vehicles that require dependable visibility, electrical performance and long-term reliability in both everyday driving and off-road conditions.
Starter Motor - Defender TD4
Rear Stop and Flasher Lamp for the left-hand side of the rear lamp assembly. This lamp unit combines the brake (stop) light and the direction indi...
View full detailsRear Stop and Flasher Lamp, right-hand side, part of the rear lighting cluster. The unit combines the brake (stop) lamp and the rear direction ind...
View full detailsHeadlamp Assembly - the complete front headlamp unit for the right-hand side of the vehicle, part of the exterior lighting system. This is an HID/...
View full detailsRelay, a 70A 4-pin grey mini power relay. It provides high-current make-and-break switching for a heavy electrical load, letting a low-current con...
View full detailsAlternator Assembly - the belt-driven charging unit that supplies the vehicle's electrical system and recharges the battery while the engine runs. ...
View full detailsTransmission Oil Cooler for the 6-speed AWF21 automatic gearbox. Dissipates heat from the automatic transmission fluid to keep the gearbox within ...
View full detailsYes. HELLA is a major original equipment supplier and produces lighting and electronic components used by many vehicle manufacturers worldwide.
Yes. HELLA lighting products are widely used on Land Rover vehicles for both replacement and upgrade lighting systems.
Yes. High quality driving lights improve road illumination and help drivers see further ahead when driving at night or in low visibility conditions.
Headlight lifespan depends on the bulb type and usage conditions, but lighting components may require replacement over time as brightness gradually decreases.