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Woah! Check out this £455,000 armoured Land Rover Defender

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Woah! Check out this £455,000 armoured Land Rover Defender | Top Gear

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Heck, it even has a smoke screen system. And yes, we can hear your jokes about that from here...

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Woah! Check out this £455,000 armoured Land Rover Defender

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Heck, it even has a smoke screen system. And yes, we can hear your jokes about that from here...

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Heck, it even has a smoke screen system. And yes, we can hear your jokes about that from here...

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Woah! Check out this £455,000 armoured Land Rover Defender

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Woah! Check out this £455,000 armoured Land Rover Defender

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Woah! Check out this £455,000 armoured Land Rover Defender

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Heck, it even has a smoke screen system. And yes, we can hear your jokes about that from here...

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Meet Bellatrix: a modified and armoured Land Rover Defender with enough gadgets to ensure that it wouldn't look out of place in the next Bond movie.

Designed and built by New York firm Helderburg, the Bellatrix has got – deep breath – explosive resistance to .44-Magnum ballistics and grenade attacks, electric shock door handles, concealed gun ports, run-flat tyres, a smoke screen system ‘for evasive manoeuvres’, mace-spraying side mirrors, a road-spike system and reinforced hidden ram bumpers.

If that wasn’t enough, Helderburg is also using multi-layered glass for more ballistics protection, and there is EMP protection built in too. The customiser plans on building three of these 'fortresses of family protection on wheels’. We are positively shaken and stirred.

Elsewhere, there's upgraded wheels, brakes and suspension, plus the powertrain is Helderburg’s turbodiesel engine, though you can swap that for a petrol-powered V8 if you so wish. Because 'Murica!

Inside, there's a mix of leather and Alcantara with diamond stitching for softly furnished door cards, comfy seats and benches. There's also richly threaded headrest motifs and lots of bits that look rather expensive.

The dash features a highly polished (and really rather pretty) wood finished steering wheel and old-style dials. Yet even with all the classic Landie looks, the Bellatrix isn't behind on tech. The central display runs Apple Carplay and Android Auto – dare we suggest a more likely port for a future 'attack' – and, in keeping with the whole presidential-level-protection attitude, there's a concealed escape hatch. But of course.

Weight-wise, we don't have exact specs, but with that amount of engineering extra it'll likely not be far off a Tesla Cybertruck. Unlike the Cyber-chunk though, this Defender-shaped shield is apparently aiming to be demure. Riiiight.

Prices for the Helderburg Bellatrix start at an eye-watering £455,000 and change – and yes, we still want one. Do you?

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Meet Bellatrix: a modified and armoured Land Rover Defender with enough gadgets to ensure that it wouldn't look out of place in the next Bond movie.

Designed and built by New York firm Helderburg, the Bellatrix has got – deep breath – explosive resistance to .44-Magnum ballistics and grenade attacks, electric shock door handles, concealed gun ports, run-flat tyres, a smoke screen system ‘for evasive manoeuvres’, mace-spraying side mirrors, a road-spike system and reinforced hidden ram bumpers.

If that wasn’t enough, Helderburg is also using multi-layered glass for more ballistics protection, and there is EMP protection built in too. The customiser plans on building three of these 'fortresses of family protection on wheels’. We are positively shaken and stirred.

Elsewhere, there's upgraded wheels, brakes and suspension, plus the powertrain is Helderburg’s turbodiesel engine, though you can swap that for a petrol-powered V8 if you so wish. Because 'Murica!

Inside, there's a mix of leather and Alcantara with diamond stitching for softly furnished door cards, comfy seats and benches. There's also richly threaded headrest motifs and lots of bits that look rather expensive.

The dash features a highly polished (and really rather pretty) wood finished steering wheel and old-style dials. Yet even with all the classic Landie looks, the Bellatrix isn't behind on tech. The central display runs Apple Carplay and Android Auto – dare we suggest a more likely port for a future 'attack' – and, in keeping with the whole presidential-level-protection attitude, there's a concealed escape hatch. But of course.

Weight-wise, we don't have exact specs, but with that amount of engineering extra it'll likely not be far off a Tesla Cybertruck. Unlike the Cyber-chunk though, this Defender-shaped shield is apparently aiming to be demure. Riiiight.

Prices for the Helderburg Bellatrix start at an eye-watering £455,000 and change – and yes, we still want one. Do you?

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Heck, it even has a smoke screen system. And yes, we can hear your jokes about that from here...

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A version of the Helderburg Bellatrix, armoured Land Rover Defender