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NEWS12LDV D90 diesel returns to lineupTurbo-diesel power has returned to LDV's seven-seat SUV after a two-year absenceCarsales Staff - Oct 8th

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First reported by carsales · 8 October at 2:30 pm

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NEWS12LDV D90 diesel returns to lineupTurbo-diesel power has returned to LDV's seven-seat SUV after a two-year absenceCarsales Staff - Oct 8th

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CarExpertMotoring press8 October at 9:00 am

LDV D90 diesel returns with new luxury flagship

Diesel power is back in LDV's seven-seat off-road SUV lineup, along with a new flagship and $4500 discounts across the range in October.

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NEWS12LDV D90 diesel returns to lineupTurbo-diesel power has returned to LDV's seven-seat SUV after a two-year absenceCarsales Staff - Oct 8th

Compiled by ADME Newsroom from 2 sources

First reported by carsales · 8 October at 2:30 pm

Who's covering this — 2 articles

Marketplace editorial: 1
Motoring press: 1

LDV's seven-seat SUV lineup now includes a diesel engine option after a two-year absence.
A new flagship model has been added to the range.
The entire LDV range will have a $4500 discount in October.
The return of the diesel engine is expected to impact competitor sales in the same segment.

For dealers: The return of the diesel engine to LDV's lineup and the introduction of a new flagship model, combined with the October discounts, will require dealers to adjust their sales strategies to maximize the potential of these updates.

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The ADME angle

The return of the diesel engine to LDV's seven-seat SUV lineup will directly impact competitor sales in the same segment, particularly those relying on petrol-only options.

Competitor Response

LDV's move to reintroduce diesel power will force competitors like other Chinese brands to reassess their own engine offerings and pricing strategies to remain competitive.

The $4500 discounts across the LDV range in October will put pressure on other manufacturers to match or exceed these discounts to maintain sales momentum.

Pricing and Margin

The discounts will also affect LDV dealers' margins, potentially reducing their profitability per unit sold, but the increased sales volume could offset this loss.

LDV's decision to bring back the diesel option after a two-year absence suggests the brand has been listening to customer feedback and is adapting to changing market demands.

Showroom Traffic

The new flagship model and the return of the diesel engine will likely generate increased interest and drive more customers to LDV showrooms, providing an opportunity for dealers to showcase the updated range and capitalize on the renewed interest.

To capitalize on this renewed interest, dealers should ensure they have adequate stock of the new diesel model and are prepared to handle increased inquiries and test drives, potentially leading to increased sales conversions.

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