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 2 Tunlands, 10 reasons to fall in love

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The Foton Tunland V7 (L) is Foton’s commercial-focused sibling to the lifestyle-oriented Tunland V9 (R). (Pics: Aaron Wishart)
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A great bakkie should do more than get the job done. It should make the daily commute enjoyable, bring comfort to family trips and inspire new adventures beyond the city.

The Foton Tunland V7 and V9 bring together capability, tech­nology and everyday practicality, although each has its own person­ality. The V9 leans towards premi­um comfort, while the V7 embraces its hardworking character. Here are five things to love about each:

5 THINGS TO LOVE ABOUT TUNLAND V9

1. Bold looks that turn heads: With its imposing grille, quad LED headlights, distinctive tail­lights and wide stance, the V9 makes a strong impres­sion. It looks equally at home in the city, at the office or parked at a weekend get a­way.

Foton quotes an average fuel consumption of around 9L/100km.

2. Comfort for the whole fam­ily: Electric-adjustable seats, dual-zone climate control and enhanced cabin insulation make the V9 appealing for longer jour­neys. Whether it is a school run, a family visit or a road trip, comfort remains part of the experience.

3. Technology at your finger­tips: The 14.6-inch touchscreen, Ap­ple CarPlay and wireless charg­ing bring mod­ern convenience into the cabin. A 360-degree cam­era and parking sensors are also useful when navigating busy streets and tight parking spaces.

Step inside the V7 and experience a space built for comfort, control, and connection.

4. Ready for ou tdoor adventures: With selecta­ble four-wheel drive, generous ground clearance and a braked tow­ing capacity of up to 3 500kg, the V9 is ready for more than the daily commute. It offers the capability to explore new destinations and tow suitable trailers for outdoor getaways.

5. C o n f i ­dence on the road: The V9 com­bines a 2.0-litre AUCAN tur­bo-die­sel engine with 48V mild-hybrid assistance. Safe­ty features include electronic stability control, multiple airbags, blind-spot monitoring and reverse cross-traffic warning. Foton quotes average fuel consumption of around 9L/100km

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Mthobisi Buthelezi

Mthobisi Buthelezi - Sections and Supplements Editor with the Times of Eswatini overseeing the publishing and content for the Motoring on Thursday, Property on Saturday, Tekulima (Farming) on Wednesday and Business Opportunities on Monday. Contact: 7936 3694 Email: mthobisib@times.co.sz

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