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Defender L663 Parts (2020 to Present)
Replacement parts for the Land Rover Defender L663, the current-generation Defender produced from 2020 to present. Covers all three body variants in OEM, Genuine, and aftermarket quality.
For Classic Defender parts (pre-2016), see Land Rover Defender parts.
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The Defender L663 platform
The Land Rover Defender L663 is the current-generation Defender, built on Land Rover's D7x aluminium unibody architecture and produced in Nitra, Slovakia from 2020 to present. It is available in three body configurations: the Defender 90 (3-door), the Defender 110 (5-door), and the Defender 130 (5-door extended, 8-seat). The L663 shares no body panels, drivetrain components, or structural parts with the Classic Defender (L316) that preceded it. Parts from the Classic Defender range do not fit the L663.
Reference note: official L663 technical specifications are available via the Land Rover Media Centre technical data archive.
Fitment NotesEngine variants and parts fitment
The L663 is available with a range of petrol and diesel engines from the AJ200 and AJ300 Ingenium families, alongside a plug-in hybrid variant. The engine fitted to your vehicle determines which fuel system, cooling, ancillary, and filtration parts are compatible. Before ordering engine parts, confirm your engine variant from your VIN plate or vehicle registration document.
Petrol variants:
- P300: 2.0-litre AJ200 turbocharged four-cylinder
- P400: 3.0-litre AJ300 turbocharged six-cylinder with 48-volt mild hybrid (MHEV)
- P400e: 2.0-litre AJ200 four-cylinder with plug-in hybrid electric system (PHEV)
Diesel variants:
- D200 and D240: 2.0-litre AJ200D turbocharged four-cylinder
- D250 and D300: 3.0-litre AJ300D turbocharged six-cylinder with 48-volt mild hybrid (MHEV)
The P400e PHEV uses a high-voltage battery system and an additional electric motor alongside the combustion engine. Braking, cooling, and driveline components on P400e models differ from those on standard petrol and diesel variants. If your vehicle is a P400e, confirm the specific component requirement for your variant before selecting parts.
All L663 variants use a ZF 8-speed automatic transmission with a 2-speed transfer case providing permanent four-wheel drive.
Suspension FitmentAir and coil spring fitment
The Defender 110 and Defender 130 are fitted with air suspension as standard across all variants. The Defender 90 is available with either air suspension or coil springs depending on specification. Air suspension components and coil spring components are not interchangeable. Before ordering any suspension part for a Defender 90, confirm whether your vehicle has air or coil suspension. This information is available on your VIN plate and in your vehicle handbook.
Buying GuideOEM, Genuine, and aftermarket parts
Parts in this collection are marked as OEM, Genuine, or Aftermarket. The distinction matters for fitment decisions and budget planning.
Genuine parts are produced by Land Rover or its authorised supply chain and carry the Land Rover part number. They are the closest match to factory specification.
OEM parts are produced by the same manufacturers that supply Land Rover's production line, but sold outside the Genuine parts programme. They meet the same manufacturing standards as Genuine parts in most cases and are typically priced lower.
Aftermarket parts are produced by independent manufacturers to fit the L663 platform. Quality varies by brand and application. For safety-critical systems including brakes, steering, and suspension, Budget Parts stocks aftermarket parts from established brands only.
Warranty Note
Fitment Confidence If your vehicle is within a valid Land Rover warranty period, confirm with your dealer whether fitting aftermarket or OEM parts affects your warranty before ordering.
Buying with confidence: VIN and fitment checks
The L663 has been in production since 2020 and has received specification updates across model years. If you are ordering a part and are unsure whether it matches your build, your 17-digit VIN is the most reliable reference. The VIN is stamped on the door sill plate, the windscreen base, and the vehicle registration document. The VIN encodes your model year, engine variant, body style, and build market, which allows Budget Parts to confirm part compatibility before you order.
If you cannot find the part you need in this collection, use the backorder option. Budget Parts will source the part from its supplier network and notify you when it is ready to dispatch.
Technical GuidesTechnical guides
The following guides provide deeper technical context for Defender L663 ownership, service planning, and parts selection.
Defender Parts Europe 2025: What Fails and What to Check
Known failure areas across the Defender range including L663 fitment considerations, common parts requirements by variant, and what EU owners and workshops should verify before ordering.
Defender parts Europe 2025 →Land Rover Overheating: How to Diagnose the Cause Before Buying Parts
The diagnostic process for overheating on Land Rover Ingenium engines, including the cooling system components most likely to require replacement. Relevant to L663 owners with D300 or P400 engines.
Land Rover overheating diagnosis →Browse related parts categories
For component-specific browsing, the following category collections cover L663-compatible parts alongside other Land Rover models.
Land Rover brake parts
Brake discs, pads, callipers, and full brake system components for Defender L663 and the wider Land Rover range.
Land Rover brake parts →Land Rover suspension parts
Air suspension and coil spring components, shock absorbers, bushes, and suspension fitting hardware.
Land Rover suspension parts →Land Rover engine parts
AJ200 and AJ300 Ingenium engine service parts, ancillaries, gaskets, and rebuild components.
Land Rover engine parts →Land Rover electrical parts
Sensors, modules, wiring components, and electrical ancillaries for current-generation Defender models.
Land Rover electrical parts →Frequently asked questions
Are Defender L663 parts compatible with the Classic Defender?
No. The Defender L663 (2020 to present) is built on the D7x aluminium unibody platform and shares no structural, body, or drivetrain components with the Classic Defender (L316), which was produced from 1983 to 2016. Parts designed for Classic Defender models will not fit the L663. If you own a pre-2016 Defender, use the Classic Defender parts collection.
Do parts differ between the Defender 90, 110, and 130?
Yes, in some categories. The three body variants share the same D7x platform and powertrain options, but differ in wheelbase, body length, interior configuration, and in some cases suspension setup. The Defender 90 can be specified with either air suspension or coil springs, while the 110 and 130 come with air suspension as standard. Rear-end body parts, interior trim components, and some suspension parts are body-variant specific. Always confirm your body variant and build specification before ordering.
How do I confirm which engine variant my Defender L663 has?
The most reliable method is your 17-digit VIN, which can be decoded to identify your engine variant, model year, and market specification. The VIN is located on the door sill plate, the base of the windscreen, and your vehicle registration document. Your vehicle handbook also lists the engine code on the specification page. For diesel models, the AJ200D (4-cylinder) and AJ300D (6-cylinder) engines have different service part requirements. For petrol models, the P400e PHEV has additional electric drivetrain components not present on the P300 or P400.
What is the difference between OEM, Genuine, and Aftermarket parts for the L663?
Genuine parts carry the Land Rover part number and are produced by Land Rover's authorised supply chain. OEM parts are produced by the same manufacturers that supply Land Rover's production line but sold outside the Genuine programme, typically at a lower price. Aftermarket parts are produced by independent manufacturers to fit the L663. For safety-critical components including brakes, suspension, and steering, Budget Parts stocks aftermarket parts from established brands. Each product listing on this page states its quality classification.
Can I order Defender L663 parts if my part is out of stock?
Yes. If a part is not currently in stock, the backorder option is available on the product listing. Budget Parts will source the part from its supplier network and contact you with an update once the part is located and ready. This covers both OEM and Genuine parts that may have longer lead times due to supply chain availability.
Does the Defender L663 P400e PHEV require different parts from standard variants?
Yes, in certain categories. The P400e uses a 2.0-litre AJ200 petrol engine combined with a high-voltage electric motor and a 13.1 kWh battery system. Components related to the braking system (which includes regenerative braking), high-voltage battery cooling, and the electric drivetrain are specific to the P400e and differ from those on the standard P300 and P400 petrol variants. If your vehicle is a P400e, confirm the exact component specification with Budget Parts before ordering parts in these categories.
Updated: 6 May 2026