2026 Defender OCTA

2026 Defender OCTA for Sale in OKC | Land Rover OKC
When most folks think about the peak of Land Rover engineering, they think about the Range Rover. While the classic Rover is still considered the pillar of the Land Rover brand, the new Land Rover Defender OCTA is doing everything it can to push it from the top spot. The OCTA combines everything you love about the Range Rover brand into a single SUV, combining a twin-turbo V8 engine with top-end off-road-oriented features and a posh cabin. The OCTA represents the trim topping SUV in the Defender’s arsenal, offering extra ground clearance, a wider track, and plenty of other additional features you won’t find across the rest of the Defender lineup. The interior also gets a level up from the base Defender models, with a new design concept highlighted by the best materials ever used in a Defender. As the OCTA enters its 2nd year of production, Land Rover sticks to a successful formula, just adding new paint colors like Sargasso Blue and Patagonia White Matte for 2026. We’ll preview everything you need to know about the new Land Rover SUV, from the Defender OCTA performance specs to the cargo capacity. If you’d like to learn more about the 2026 Land Rover Defender 110 OCTA, visit Land Rover Oklahoma City.


Land Rover Defender OCTA Towing Capacity and Performance
The Defender OCTA features a twin-turbo 4.4-liter V8, the pride of the Defender lineup, delivering 626 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque. The extra helping of horsepower helps the OCTA rocket accelerate from 0 to 60 in about 3.8 seconds, reaching a top speed of approximately 155 mph. The powertrain is married to an eight-speed automatic transmission and standard AWD. If we compare the OCTA to the rest of the Defender lineup, you’ll find it offers an extra 1.1 inches of ground clearance and a track that’s wider by 2.7 inches. The OCTA thrives off the road, thanks in no small part to a rebuilt chassis that allows for extra flexibility, making it comfy for everyday driving and more than capable of handling your off-road challenges. It’s also capable of hauling up to 8,200 lbs when called upon. If you’d like to see what the Defender OCTA can do for yourself, visit Land Rover Oklahoma City.


New Defender OCTA Trim Levels and Interior
The OCTA is the trim topping SUV for the Defender lineup and only comes in the 110 style, meaning you’ll have two rows of seating capacity across the mid-size cabin. Like the base Defender 110, the OCTA has 34 cubic feet of cargo space behind the 2nd row, with up to 78.8 cubic feet of total cargo space available. The OCTA offers two seat options: a comfort-oriented option and an off-road option. The Comfort option is the Body and Soul seat package, which uses vibro-acoustic technology to provide a multi-sensory audio experience, plus six wellness programs. The off-road-oriented option adds performance seats to provide more support for passengers, making rugged terrain and trails more comfortable. The OCTA is available in a standard configuration or as the OCTA Black, which gives it a more intimidating look.
2026 Defender OCTA Tech Features
The OCTA shares a technology suite with the rest of the Defender lineup, featuring a 13.1-inch infotainment display in the center of the console that runs Land Rover’s latest Pivi Pro platform. Technology is integrated throughout the cabin, featuring 15 Meridian Surround Sound Speakers, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, LED lights, and various other tech features. It comes standard with remote keyless entry, remote engine start, and an integrated navigation system that’s voice-activated. As you’d expect from a modern Defender, it’s equipped with a wide range of driver assistance technology, including automated emergency braking, lane keeping, adaptive cruise control and plenty more.
Test Drive the 2026 Defender OCTA for Sale in Oklahoma City
The Defender OCTA isn’t for everyone. It’s purpose-built for folks who want to maximize off-road ability and luxury features. If you’d like to see how a new OCTA suits you, visit our Land Rover dealership in Oklahoma City today.