Land Rover recently made a major adjustment to the electrification rhythm of its hard-core off-road product line. The originally planned upcoming pure-electric Land Rover Defender will be delayed, and the final release time will fall directly to the 2030s. At present, the official has not announced the exact landing node. The core reason for this adjustment is that the cash-fueled version of Land Rover Defender listed in 2019 has far exceeded expectations. At present, the annual sales volume of the car is stable at about 110,000 units, accounting for one-third of Jaguar Land Rover's total global sales. The product itself is still in the golden stage of its life cycle, and the brand has no rush to replace it. According to the technical plan previously disclosed by Jaguar Land Rover, the existing platform of the current Defender is completely incompatible with the pure electric powertrain. In order to launch the pure electric version, a new proprietary architecture must be developed. Previously, the brand had put the development of this new platform on the agenda, and now it is postponed directly with the replacement plan. In addition to sales factors, Jaguar Land Rover is currently facing pressure to reduce costs, coupled with the policy impact of the 15% tariff imposed by the US market on imported defenders produced in Slovakia, the brand has chosen to suspend the investment in high-cost new electric defenders projects and prioritize the market dividends of current models. "Little Guardian" "Little Guardian" It is worth noting that the decision to postpone the purely electric version of the Guardian will not affect the progress of the lower positioning "Little Guardian" project at all, but the product planning of this car has also been adjusted recently. Originally planned based on the EMA platform, the "Little Guardian" is a pure electric exclusive model. Now Jaguar Land Rover has modified the platform to add oil and electricity hybrid compatibility to adapt to some market demand changes. (Compiled by Qin Chao, Automobile House).