The Five Star ANCAP safety rated LDV T60 ute range has been boosted with the impending arrival of a manual 4WD single cab variant. Available in three colours white, silver and red, the T60 single cab chassis comes standard with six airbags, active headlights, tyre pressure monitoring, cruise control and a 2.8 litre diesel turbo engine by VM Motori.
Chairman of LDV New Zealand Rick Cooper says “At $26,990 plus GST the T60 Single Cab offers incredible value. Our first shipment of these single cabs arrive in April, and we have pre-orders from a variety of industries – bee keeping, rural contractors through to large fleet operators”.
LDV New Zealand offers an Australian manufactured alloy flat deck for an additional $3000 + GST. The alloy deck weighs only 148kg and internally measures 2550mm long x 1777mm wide.
All LDV T60 models come with a five year / 130,000km fully transferrable warranty with a 10 year anti perforation body warranty.
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About LDV
LDV is a division of SAIC (Shanghai Automobile and Industrial Corporation), the largest and oldest automotive manufacturer in China as well as being the largest auto company on China’s share market. A Fortune Global 500 company, holding 41st position in the world’s largest companies on the list, SAIC sold more than 6.9 million vehicles in 2017, and its set to top the seven million mark in 2018. It was the first company to enter joint ventures with non-Chinese car makers and has formed joint ventures with Volkswagen, IVECO and General Motors and is the 7th largest auto company in the world.
SAIC Motors’ business covers the research, production and vehicle sales of both passenger cars and commercial vehicles. It also covers components including engines, gearboxes, powertrains, chassis, interior and exterior and miscellaneous electronic components, and logistics, vehicle telematics, second-hand vehicle transactions and auto finance services.
In 2009 SAIC acquired LDV, the light commercial vehicle division born from the Anglo Dutch commercial vehicle company Leyland DAF, a company formed from two of Europe’s leading commercial vehicle companies, Leyland Trucks and DAF Trucks. This purchase included the LDV V80 platform, a new platform developed for production in Europe and Asia. LDV is one of Europe’s most recognised commercial vehicle brands. LDV has sales success as a cargo and passenger van. It has been selected by the British government for use by the Royal Bank, Royal Mail and as travel vehicles for the British Royal family. It is also the recipient of numerous international awards.
