Tunland V7 and V9 join the South African double-cab range
The Tunland V7 and V9 broaden Foton’s double-cab offering with a 2.0-litre AUCAN turbo-diesel engine, 48-volt mild-hybrid assistance and an eight-speed ZF automatic gearbox.
While they share a powertrain approach, the two models place different emphasis on working capability and passenger comfort.
V7 or V9?
The V7 uses a leaf-sprung rear suspension arrangement suited to its work-focused brief. The V9 uses multi-link rear suspension as part of its more comfort-focused character.
Both remain double cabs with space for passengers and a separate cargo area. Choosing between them means looking at the loads you carry, the roads you use and the equipment included in the derivative.
Explore the Tunland V7 and Tunland V9 with Thorp Foton, then arrange a test drive to compare them for yourself.
Source: Foton South Africa. Adapted for Thorp Foton. Images: Foton South Africa.
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