The LDV Terron 9 dual-cab ute has had its price cut by $3000 to $47,990 drive-away for Australian Business Number (ABN) holders until March 2026, or until current 2025 stocks run out.
LDV said the offer replaces a previous promotion available at the Terron 9’s launch in Australia in July 2025, which saw the standard $50,990 drive-away price reduced by $1000 for ABN holders.
The new $3000 discount for ABN holders applies to both model grades, with the standard Terron 9 Origin at $47,990 drive-away including a 3500kg braked towing rating, dual 12.3-inch widescreen digital displays and a five-star ANCAP safety rating.
The Terron 9 Evolve – which adds 20-inch wheels with all-terrain tyres, a locking front differential and an eight-speaker JBL audio system – is reduced to $52,990 drive-away for ABN holders.
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Non-ABN holders and private buyers also receive the same discount, bringing the Origin’s price to $50,674 drive-away and the Evolve’s to $55,937 drive-away.
Metallic paint – any colour other than white – is an additional $500.
The 5.5-metre-long Terron 9 arrived as an addition to LDV’s commercial-focused local line-up, sitting above its T60 ute, which is slightly closer in size to the class-leading Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux at around 5.3 metres long.
The Terron 9 is also twinned with the MG U9, which was launched in Australia in 2025 after the LDV and brings cosmetic tweaks to the same single-piece ladder-chassis body.
Both utes run a 2.5-litre turbo-diesel four-cylinder engine with an eight-speed automatic transmission and four-wheel drive, with the LDV’s official 163kW shading the U9’s 160kW output, though both share the same 520Nm torque claim.
The key mechanical difference between the two is the LDV’s leaf-sprung rear end – like the Ranger and HiLux – compared with the MG’s independent multi-link coil-spring rear suspension.
The warranty also differs, with the Terron 9’s seven-year/200,000km warranty applying to all customers, while MG specifies the U9’s warranty drops to five years/160,000km when the vehicle is purchased for ‘commercial use’.
The MG U9 starts at $52,990 drive-away for the first of three model grades for personal buyers, based on a Sydney (2000) postcode, and is topped by the $60,990 drive-away U9 Explore Pro.
Metallic paint – again, any colour other than white – is an additional $800 for all U9 variants.
Until January 15, 2026, U9 buyers can benefit from $1000 in accessories at the time of ordering at no extra charge.
