LDV D90 vs Zeekr X

What's the difference?

VS
LDV D90
LDV D90

$19,980 - $27,999

2020 price

Zeekr X
Zeekr X

$48,900 - $64,900

2026 price

Summary

2020 LDV D90
2026 Zeekr X
Safety Rating

Engine Type
Diesel Twin Turbo 4, 2.0L

Not Applicable, 0.0L
Fuel Type
Diesel

Electric
Fuel Efficiency
9.1L/100km (combined)

0.0L/100km (combined)
Seating
7

5
Dislikes
  • Terrible software
  • Cheap interior
  • A bit unwieldy to drive

  • Tech still fiddly in places
  • Ride might be too firm for some
  • Still a sizeable ask for a not-so-sizeable SUV
2020 LDV D90 Summary

It’s pretty hard to miss the LDV D90.

Mainly because it is gigantic; it's one of the biggest SUVs you can buy. In fact, I’d say what’s drawn you to this review is maybe you’ve seen one of these behemoths trucking past, and you’re wondering what the LDV badge is all about and how this relatively unknown SUV stands up against popular rivals and other notable newcomers.

To get one confusing thing out of the way, LDV once stood for Leyland DAF Vans, a now-defunct British company which has been brought back to life by none other than China’s SAIC Motor – yes, the same one which also resurrected MG.

So, is this MG big brother worth looking into? We took the recently released diesel version of the D90 on test for a week to seek some answers…

View full pricing & specs
2026 Zeekr X Summary

Zeekr is making waves in Australia at the moment but it's not because of the car you see before you.

Nope, it’s the 7X mid-size SUV that’s captured a heap of attention and a whole lot of sales. In fact, of the 1832 sales the brand has managed over the first three months of 2026, just 54 were for the X.

But that was the old X and this is the new one. With more power, more performance, faster charging and a whole heap of pretty special equipment, especially for the small SUV segment.

So, is that enough to finally put the X on the map?

View full pricing & specs

Deep dive comparison

2020 LDV D90 2026 Zeekr X

Change vehicle