LDV Edeliver 9 Reviews
You'll find all our LDV Edeliver 9 reviews right here. LDV Edeliver 9 prices range from $99,990 for the Edeliver 9 Xlwb 65kwh to $118,836 for the Edeliver 9 Lwb High Roof 885kwh.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find LDV dating back as far as 2022.
Or, if you just want to read the latest news about the LDV Edeliver 9, you'll find it all here.
LDV Reviews and News
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Will LDV be the biggest van brand in Oz?
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By Tom White · 30 Jan 2023
Like other Chinese-backed automakers in the last few years, LDV has gone from strength to strength, taking a solid percentage of market share away from its popular Japanese and Korean rivals.
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China's been bitten by the ute bug!
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By James Cleary · 22 Jan 2023
Believe it or not, for the longest time utes have been banned on most urban roads in China, and according to Reuters they only account for around two per cent of vehicle sales nationwide. Those that are sold are mostly for rural use, operating ‘on-farm’ only.
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How many Chinese cars were sold in Oz?
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By Andrew Chesterton · 06 Jan 2023
China is emerging as an increasingly powerful new-car force in Australia, with more than 120,000 Chinese-made vehicles sold here last year.It's a meteoric rise for the relatively new vehicle manufacturing hub, with just 76,262 vehicles sold in 2021.
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Can these vans take on the Kia Carnival?
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By Tom White · 05 Jan 2023
The all-conquering Kia Carnival is the people mover to beat, but can these potential and current rivals be the ones to give it a shake?
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Top 10 news from 2022
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By Tung Nguyen · 31 Dec 2022
As the world tries to find the new normal after the outbreak and continued presence of a crippling pandemic, so to has the automotive industry tried to get back onto an even keel in 2022.
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Top reviews in 2022
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By Tung Nguyen · 31 Dec 2022
Buying a new car in 2022 was not an easy task thanks to extended wait times, stock shortages and dealers seemingly less willing to budge on the sticker price, but that didn’t stop huge interest in reviews.
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Our 2023 new-car crystal ball
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By Andrew Chesterton · 30 Dec 2022
While 2022 was a year of great unknowns — what with Covid, semi-conductors, stock shortages, factory shutdowns and shipping woes all combining to wreak havoc on deliveries — we have our fingers firmly crossed that 2023 will bring some sort of stability back to Australia’s new-car marketplace.
China's LDV Maxus V70 people mover revealed
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By Chris Thompson · 21 Dec 2022
Chinese car conglomerate SAIC has revealed the Maxus V70 people mover in its home country, where it used the Maxus brand name instead of LDV as is the case in Australia.The Maxus V70 is a van-based people mover, which is reportedly available in five, six,
Three safest cars of 2022 revealed
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By Chris Thompson · 20 Dec 2022
The safest new cars that went on sale in Australia in 2022 have been announced, with three cars awarded best overall safety and others ranking highly in specific criteria.
How many Chinese cars Australians buy
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By Chris Thompson · 19 Dec 2022
In 2022, the number of cars sold in Australia that were built in China has risen to break the 'one tenth' barrier, with more than one in ten new cars sold this year built there.Remarkably, this has happened in the course of half a decade - in 2017 Austral