Cut-price family SUV now even cheaper: 2026 LDV D90 price slashed to better take on the Mahindra Scorpio, Chery Tiggo 8 and Toyota Kluger

The range now kicks off at $39,990 drive-away for the two-wheel-drive Mode grade, which is a saving of about $4000.

That new entry price undercuts newer Chinese rivals such as the MG QS ($46,990 drive-away), but it is pipped to the post by the Chery Tiggo 8 ($38,990 drive-away).

It is also significantly cheaper than big name rivals such as the Kia Sorento ($51,630 before on-road costs) and Toyota Kluger Hybrid ($62,410 before on-road costs).

Other off-road-focussed cut-price rivals like the Mahindra Scorpio (from $48,990 drive-away) and KGM Rexton (from $52,000) are also pricier.

The rest of the D90 remains priced the same, with the better equipped two-wheel-drive Executive grade priced at $47,884 drive-away and the range-topping 4WD Executive variant costing $51,568. ABN holders can shave about $2500 off the price of those two.

All models are powered by a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine that makes 184kW and 410Nm. It is matched to an eight-speed automatic transmission.

LDV claims it has a braked towing capacity of up to 3000kg.

All D90s get a heavy dose of interior tech and active driver aids. 

This includes dual 12.3-inch displays - one for the multimedia and the other for the driver’s instruments - and rear cross-traffic alert, blind spot monitoring and auto emergency braking.

LDV covers its vehicles in Australia with a seven year/200,000km warranty and a five year/unlimited km roadside assistance package is included.

The D90 requires its first service at six months/5000km with the following intervals stretching to 12 months/10,000km.

2026 LDV D90 price