Another Chinese car brand is coming to South Africa with plans to launch its double-cab T60 bakkie in May 2024.
It is no surprise that LDV is launching with a bakkie as its first model, given South Africa’s love for the vehicle type. The Chinese automaker announced that it will reveal the final details of the T60’s specifications in April.
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