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LDV Puts More Power Behind T60 Ute

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First reported by Fleet Auto News · 14 October at 6:00 am

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Fleet Auto News·Industry trade·14 October at 6:00 am

LDV Puts More Power Behind T60 Ute

LDV has updated its T60 double-cab ute with a more powerful diesel engine, a redesigned cabin and a simplified two-model range that gives fleet buyers a choice between load-carrying capability and…

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The quick read

  • LDV has updated its T60 double-cab ute with a more powerful diesel engine.
  • The T60 now has a simplified two-model range.
  • The redesigned cabin will appeal to private buyers.
  • Fleet buyers will have a choice between load-carrying capability and other features.

For dealers: The updated T60 will attract more fleet buyers and increase sales and revenue for Australian dealerships.

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The updated LDV T60 double-cab ute with a more powerful diesel engine will attract more fleet buyers to Australian dealerships, potentially increasing sales and revenue.

The simplified two-model range will make it easier for dealers to manage stock and orders, reducing complexity and costs.

What it means for the order bank

Dealers can expect an increase in inquiries and orders for the T60, particularly from fleet buyers who value load-carrying capability.

The redesigned cabin will also appeal to private buyers who prioritize comfort and features, expanding the T60's market reach.

Competitor response and pricing

The more powerful diesel engine in the T60 will put pressure on competitors in the ute segment to review their engine offerings and pricing strategies.

Dealers should be prepared to negotiate pricing and margin with customers who are comparing the T60 to other ute models.

Action plan

This week, dealers should review their current T60 stock and ordering processes to ensure they can meet the expected increase in demand and provide customers with the choice between load-carrying capability and other features.

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