LDV News
New LDV T60 version adds safety and features
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By Tom White · 06 May 2024
LDV now sells several versions of the T60 side-by-side as it looks to diversify against increased dual-cab competition.
LDV defends eT60 as a 'necessary step'
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By Tom White · 17 Feb 2024
LDV's boss says that while the eT60 may not have been a sales success, it was a necessary building block for the brand's upcoming range of next-generation electric commercial offerings.
LDV's next mass-market diesel van confirmed!
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By Tom White · 09 Feb 2024
LDV confirms its plans to bring a diesel version of the Deliver 7 van to Australia before the end of 2024.
LDV's next-gen electric ute arrives soon!
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By Tom White · 08 Feb 2024
LDV's fully electric 4x4 ute could arrive in Australia before the end of 2024.
LDV's eDeliver 7 electric van arrives
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By Laura Berry · 29 Jan 2024
LDV's eDeliver 7 fully electric van has arrived with a specical price for ABN holders.
Australia's most unpopular cars revealed
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By Stephen Ottley · 29 Jan 2024
Ford celebrated the Ranger becoming the best-selling vehicle in Australia in 2023 and the Toyota HiLux raced up behind it - but what happened at the other end of the sales charts? What were our least-favourite models last year?
Which company really sells the most cars?
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By Stephen Ottley · 28 Jan 2024
Yes, this is yet another story about the 2023 new-car sales data - but this one is different, I promise.
The 100 best-selling new cars in Oz for 2023
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By James Cleary · 27 Jan 2024
As with most things, the only constant in the Australian new car market is change. The first part of 2023 was a story of constricted supply thanks to everything from COVID-19 and a shortage of semi-conductors to cars on grass infested with seeds, snails and bugs.
Forgotten ute favourites!
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By Marcus Craft · 08 Oct 2023
You’d be forgiven for thinking that the Australian ute market only consists of about four models because the Ford Ranger, Toyota HiLux, Isuzu D-Max and Mitsubishi Triton tend to get the majority of the headlines and press coverage.
The car brand flipping the EV script
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By Stephen Ottley · 01 Oct 2023
Chinese commercial vehicle specialist, LDV, is flipping the car industry on its head. As the automotive world moves to electric vehicles many brands have opted to convert existing petrol- or diesel-powered models to electric - but LDV wants to do it the other way around.