After a considerable break, a camouflaged Land Rover Defender SVX was spotted in public. The testing of this rugged and high-powered off-roader is still ongoing, and the latest sighting provides an intriguing clue. If you focus your attention on the strip between the headlights, you’ll notice a hint of orange. However, in a couple of images, three distinct orange squares are clearly visible.

These squares appear to be amber marker lights, which are mandatory for vehicles wider than 80 inches in the United States. This means that the Defender SVX might be wider than the standard model, making these lights necessary for compliance with US regulations. However, it’s worth noting that these lights could also be installed solely for testing purposes, rather than for legal use in the US.