What to expect from the T60 bakkie But for now let’s take a closer look at the LDV T60 bakkie, which is expected to go on sale in South Africa from May. The LDV T60 is related to the Maxus ...

Following the announcement that LDV will launch in South Africa with the introduction of its T60 double-cab bakkie, the company has now confirmed a range of additional vehicles scheduled to join ...

Here is a quick recap of the line-up. LDV South Africa has launched its new range of T60 double cab bakkies to the local market. As a recap, pricing starts at R480 000 and the line-up features 10 ...

It is also the manufacturer of the Chinese brand Roewe and the owner of global brands MG, LDV and Maxus. In South Africa, the Maxus brand is already well known after entering the market as the ...

The LDV brand, originally British and now owned by a Chinese company, has arrived in South Africa with its T60 bakkies, ready to compete in the tough local bakkie market. The well-known and trusted ...

The excitement began on Sunday Morning as LDV South Africa hosted media representatives for a 2-night Ride & Drive experience which departed from LDV South Africa Headquarters in Bryanston.

“The T60 range is a global best-seller for LDV, and it has already proven itself in markets with very similar climates to South Africa, such as Australia,” says LDV South Africa (SA) GM Ockert ...

LDV recently hit the ground running in South Africa with its T6 range of double cab bakkies. But that’s just the beginning as the new-to-us automotive brand, owned by Chinese auto giant SAIC ...

The first model the company will launch in South Africa – in May – is the LDV T60 pick-up. LDV Automotive Australia sold more than 21 000 vehicles last year, with the T60 range the top-seller.

It is also the manufacturer of the Chinese brand Roewe and the owner of global brands MG, LDV and Maxus. In South Africa, the Maxus brand is already well known after entering the market as the ...