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The Foton Tunland V7 Interior – Spacious and comfortable

admin — Tue, 01 Sep 2026 20:00:41 +0000

Foton Tunland V7 interior – We have spent a few weeks in the Foton Tunland V7 and today lets chat about the interior.

First impressions are of luxury and space. Remember the V7 is the entry level model, aimed at tradies, workers and ruffed 4WD adventures.

However, it feels more like a luxury SUV inside. With synthetic leather trim, supportive seats and large digital driver instrument panel.

Even though the front seats have manual adjustments its easy to find a comfortable driving position. With enough seat slide and height and reach adjustable steering wheel im right at home.

The 12.3 inch drivers instrument panel is configurable with a number of 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 it does miss out on 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 bay 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 V7 is a cut above what you would expect for a work Ute.

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Readers can see the full specifications Foton Tunland HERE

A full review of the Foton Tunland can be found HERE.

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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.

Some other Foton Tunland Articles

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The Foton Tunland V7 4WD capability

admin — Wed, 26 Aug 2026 20:00:40 +0000

The Foton Tunland V7 4WD is a capable dual-cab Ute designed to combine everyday practicality with genuine off-road ability.

This 4WD capability comes from the combination of

A Borg Warner dual range 4WD system,
Dana Axles and diffs with a Rear diff lock, a
ZF 8 speed Automatic transmission, and
All Terrain tyres as standard
Foton Tunland combines the best of available technology.

For off-road driving, the Tunland V7 offers a useful 28-degree approach angle, allowing it to climb steep embankments and obstacles with less risk of the front bumper making contact. At the rear, its 26-degree departure angle helps when driving down steep slopes or over uneven terrain. The 21-degree ramp-over, or breakover, angle indicates how well the Ute can cross a crest without the centre underside of the vehicle touching the ground.

Ground clearance is a solid 240mm, providing useful space between the underbody and rocks, ruts and other obstacles. The V7 also has a quoted 700mm wading depth, and excellent wheel articulation, further highlighting its off-road credentials.

To put that into perspective the ground clearance is more than most Ford Ranger or Toyota HiLux models.

Also, the Tunland V7 has a larger tub capacity, higher payload and substantially more interior room.

Priced from $42,990 plus the usual costs. You could buy a Tunland V7 and a camper trailer for the price of a mid-spec Ford Ranger.

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Im Rob Fraser

Readers can see the full specifications Foton Tunland HERE

A full review of the Foton Tunland can be found HERE.

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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.

Some other Foton Tunland Articles

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Foton V7 4WD Dual Cab Ute exterior features

admin — Sun, 16 Aug 2026 20:00:53 +0000

The Foton V7 features a bold and modern exterior design that combines rugged durability with premium styling. Its large front grille creates a strong road presence, while the chrome detailing and prominent Foton badge give the vehicle a refined, contemporary appearance.

The sculpted bonnet adds to its muscular stance, enhancing both aesthetics and the impression of strength.

The front of the V7 is equipped with LED headlights and distinctive daytime running lights, providing excellent visibility while giving the vehicle a sharp, modern look.

Integrated front fog lamps improve visibility in poor weather conditions, adding both practicality and safety.

Along the sides, the V7 features pronounced wheel arches, stylish alloy wheels, and strong body lines that emphasise its robust pickup design. Side steps provide easier access to the cabin while complementing the vehicle’s rugged appearance.

Body-coloured door handles and mirrors contribute to a more premium finish, while power-adjustable mirrors improve convenience for the driver.

At the rear, the V7 includes a durable cargo tub designed for work and recreational use, complete with a sturdy tailgate and integrated rear bumper. LED taillights enhance visibility and provide a modern final addition.

Roof rails and practical tie-down points further increase versatility, making the Foton V7 suitable for transporting equipment, luggage, or outdoor gear while maintaining an attractive and confident exterior design.

Next week we look at inside the Foton V7

Readers can see the full specifications Foton Tunland HERE

A full review of the Foton Tunland can be found HERE.

TO LISTEN TO THE Foton Tunland V7 – RADIO REVIEW CLICK BELOW

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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.

Some other Foton Tunland Articles

Radio Segments Motoring Minute

Motoring Minute is heard around Australia every day on over 120 radio channels.

Motoring Minute has an average daily audience of over 550,000 listeners.

Listeners will find Motoring Minute syndicated through various news sites around Australia. Additionally on the Community Radio Network across Australia.

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Foton Tunland Dual Cab Ute details Long term test 2026

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The Foton Tunland V7 and V9 are the latest additions to Australia’s growing dual-cab Ute market, offering a combination of capability, technology and value.

While both models share the same rugged platform and powertrain, they are designed to appeal to different buyers.

The V7 is the work-focused option, available in both 4×2 and 4×4 configurations with leaf-spring rear suspension for durability and load-carrying ability.

The V9 is aimed at buyers wanting extra comfort and refinement, featuring standard 4WD, multi-link rear suspension and a more premium interior with additional technology and convenience features.

Powering both Utes is a 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine paired with a 48-volt mild-hybrid system. The engine produces 120kW of power and 450Nm of torque, with drive sent through a smooth ZF eight-speed automatic transmission.

The mild-hybrid system improves efficiency and assists with low-speed performance while maintaining a claimed combined fuel consumption of around 8.0L/100km. Both models also offer a braked towing capacity of up to 3,500kg.

Pricing starts from around AUD $39,990 for the Tunland V7 4×2, with the V7 4×4 priced from $42,990. The V9 range begins at $45,990, while the flagship V9-S is available from $49,990 before on-road costs, making the Tunland range a competitively priced alternative in the Ute segment.

Over the next few weeks, we will be chatting about all the models and features.

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Im Rob Fraser

Readers can see the full specifications Foton Tunland HERE

A full review of the Foton Tunland can be found HERE.

TO LISTEN TO THE Foton Tunland – RADIO REVIEW CLICK BELOW

https://motoringminute.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/BTW-4850-July-27.mp3

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.

Some other Foton Tunland Articles

Radio Segments Motoring Minute

Motoring Minute is heard around Australia every day on over 120 radio channels.

Motoring Minute has an average daily audience of over 550,000 listeners.

Listeners will find Motoring Minute syndicated through various news sites around Australia. Additionally on the Community Radio Network across Australia.

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