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No — the Defender's second row is a standard three-across bench across the 90, 110, and 130. Captain's chairs (individual second-row seats) are not offered on any Defender body style; buyers who want that layout would need to look at a different Land Rover model.
Every Defender body style uses a bench-style second row rather than two individual captain's chairs, which keeps second-row capacity at three across on the 90 and 110, and carries through to the base of the three-row layout on the 130. If second-row flexibility and cargo-through access matter more to you than an extra seat, our full Defender capability and specifications guide covers seating and cargo configuration across the whole lineup in detail.
If you're deciding between the 110 and 130 specifically and seating configuration is part of that decision, our 110 vs. 130 comparison breaks down exactly how each handles passengers and cargo. And if a specific interior layout or trim combination matters more to you than what happens to be on the lot, our custom build process lets you configure the exact seating and options you want.
No — every Defender body style uses a bench-style second row, not individual captain's chairs. This applies across the 90, 110, and 130.
Three across, standard on every body style. The 130 adds a third row on top of that standard second-row bench.
Reflects publicly known Land Rover Defender seating configurations across the current lineup. Confirm specifics for a given model year with our sales team at Land Rover Schaumburg.