Apocalypse Manufacturing has turned the rugged Land Rover Defender into an impressive six-wheeled beast while keeping it practical. The World Ender still features third-row seating for passengers and adds a spacious 4-foot pickup bed for extra utility.

The rear axles are mounted on a custom subframe, and for better fuel efficiency, the back axle can be disengaged when not in use. CEO Joseph Ghattas explains that since no lift kit existed for this model, they created their own, allowing for a factory-like feel with extra height.

With huge 38-inch tires on 20-inch wheels, the World Ender can adjust its ride height by up to 8 inches using a custom air suspension. It also has a wider stance, enhanced by 2 feet, with fender flares to fit the larger tires. Other cool upgrades include a roll cage, a roof rack for extra storage, and a sturdy push bar, giving it an aggressive look and added functionality.