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LDV South Africa slaps prices on Terron 9 bakkie and D90 SUV | The Citizen | SA News

2 September 2025 by Guest

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  • At over 5.5 m long, the Terron 9 is one of the longest bakkies sold in South Africa.
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At over 5.5 m long, the Terron 9 is one of the longest bakkies sold in South Africa.

LDV has, for the moment, completed its product roll-out for 2025 after announcing price and spec details of the Terron 9 bakkie and long overdue D90 body-on-frame SUV at the Kyalami Festival of Motoring this past weekend.

Terron 9

Introduced in Australia earlier this year, the Terron 9 becomes the biggest and longest bakkie to be sold in South Africa with measurements of 5 500 mm in overall length, a wheelbase of 3 300 mm, height of 1 874 mm and width of 1 997 mm.

Offering a ground clearance of 220 mm, tow rating of 3 500 kg and a payload up to 1 110 kg, the Terron 9 has an approach…

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