Foton Tunland V9 interior – We have spent a few weeks in the Foton Tunland V9 and today lets chat about the interior.
First impressions are of luxury and space. Remember the V9 comes in two models with the top spec packed with standard luxury, comfort features.
We are definitely in premium SUV territory here.
Supportive and comfortable seats with side bolsters and electronic adjustments and additional lumbar support. Front seats are heated and ventilated and the outer rear seats are heated.
Adding to the premium feel is the highlight stitching and mood lighting with more than 200 variations.
The 12.3 inch drivers instrument panel is configurable with multiple options. Most drivers will find what they like and leave it there.
The 14.6 inch central touch screen has excellent clarity. There has been a lot of work done to make the user interface easy and intuitive. Wireless Apple CarPlay connectivity is a bonus, but currently there is no Android Auto.
Rear seats have enough room for my 190cm frame to sit comfortably. There are isofix and top tether points on the two outer seats. With a long wheelbase and abundant rear seat room, placing a baby seat there is so much easier than a normal Ute.
The rear seats lift up and fold down for greater practicality and flexibility.
Overall, the interior of the V9 is what you would expect from an SUV that costs many thousands of dollars more.
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Im Rob Fraser
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What is good?
- Absolutely stunning value for money
- Stylish mid-sized design
- Interior space, comfort, and ambience.
What is not so good?
- It’s underpowered for heavy duty work. Would love 20% more power.
- No front massage seats ( I know that’s fussy ????)
- Rated for 3500kg towing but better suited to 2500kg.
Foton Tunland – Buyers could also look at:
Buyers of the Foton Tunland are in a rapidly growing segment.
Potential choices could be.
- Ford Ranger 2.0L XL
- Isuzu D-Max 2.2L
- Mazda BT-50 2.2L
- KGM Musso XLV
- GWM Cannon Alpha
- MGU9
- LDV Terron 9
- Chery Stockman
- JAC Hunter PHEV
Some other Foton Tunland Articles
- The Foton Tunland V7 4WD capability
- Part Two – Foton V7 4WD Dual Cab Ute exterior features
- Part one Foton Tunland Long Term test
- Foton Tunland – Everything you need to know
- FOTON Tunland V7 C 2WD Ute driven for 2026.
- 2026 FOTON Tunland V7 and V9 review
- Foton Tunland first drive for 2025
- FOTON TUNLAND details released including stunning pricing.
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