LDV
LDV, originally Leyland DAF Vans, is a British van manufacturer with roots dating back to the 19th century. In 2014, LDV arrived in Australia, after having been acquired by China’s SAIC Motor Corporation.
The brand was introduced with a focus on commercial vehicles, and since its debut, it has expanded its range in Australia to include vans, utes, and SUVs. LDV’s competitive pricing and features have made it an emerging choice for consumers seeking budget-friendly options in the country.
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NewsLDV D90 brings back diesel power, this time with more grunt and 3500kg towing
Diesel power returns to the LDV D90 after two years, bringing more grunt, greater towing capacity and an expanded lineup with a new top-spec model.
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News2027 LDV T60 gets more power, new look and an overhauled interior
LDV’s affordable T60 ute scores a punchier 2.5-litre diesel, fresh styling and a revamped cabin as part of a major MY27 update.
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NewsLDV eDeliver 5: Fully electric van lands in Australia
The electric van segment gets another entrant with order books open for the new LDV eDeliver 5, available in three models – SWB low roof, LWB low roof and LWB high roof. It features vehicle-to-load capability and has a payload between 1200kg and 1265kg.
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NewsNew car calendar 2026: All the new cars coming to Australia
Here’s the WhichCar by Wheels guide to all the new cars that will launch in Australia in 2026. Check back in regularly for updates…
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FeaturesMainstream cars being outsold by exotics: Surprise results from VFACTS October ’25 new car sales stats
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NewsLDV Terron 9: New turbo-diesel ute joins its T60 sibling in Australia
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NewsNew utes coming to Australia in 2025
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NewsLDV expands lineup with new eight-seat MIFA family truckster
