Chinese brand LDV has slashed the price of its D90 seven-seat family SUV. The range now kicks off at $39,990 drive-away for the two-wheel-drive Mode grade, which is a saving of about $4000.

The first shipment of LDV Terron 9 and D90 models has arrived in South Africa.

LDV is offering a cut-price drive-away deal on the D90 SUV, and a free ...

Terron 9 becomes the largest bakkie ever sold in South Africa, while the D90 will take aim at upmarket versions of the Toyota ...

With industry chatter hinting that LDV may well dethrone traditional brands, the arrival of these models marks a bold new chapter for the South African automotive market. Each vehicle is designed with ...

Aggressive new pricing sees the D90 off-roader become Australia's most affordable seven-seat SUV bar one model – at least for now.

LDV is shaking up the premium double-cab market with its new Terron 9 bakkie featuring South Africa's first openable rear panel, plus a refreshed D90 SUV with impressive off-road capabilities.

With about 1.9 metres between the front seats and the third row there’s ample room for social distancing. Size is a big part of the sales pitch for the cut-price Chinese-built SUV aimed at ...

Terron 9 becomes the largest bakkie ever sold in South Africa, while the D90 will take aim at upmarket versions of the Toyota Fortuner, Ford Everest and Isuzu MU-X.

Aggressive new pricing sees the D90 off-roader become Australia's most affordable seven-seat SUV bar one model – at least for ...