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.

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 ...

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

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

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 ...

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 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 ...

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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 now.