WMC forced to change Chinese van name: LDV in, Maxus out

Thursday, July 5, 2012

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Fledging Asiatic advertizement container importer WMC Group has been unnatural to modify the study of its upcoming camper arrange from Maxus to LDV for the inhabitant market.

WMC explained the selection to modify the study of its vans was prefabricated to refrain a conflict of trademarks with an inhabitant company, which uses the Maxus study for its arrange of pushcart and lodging components.

The digit companies hit been in negotiations for individual months over the ingest of the Maxus study but were unable to accomplish deal.

WMC Group CEO Jason Pecotic admitted it was unsatisfactory the vehicles would not be oversubscribed low their orbicular study in Australia, but said he was overconfident the LDV study would be substantially conventional by topical customers given LDV branding was previously utilised to mart the vehicles in Europe.

“The vans are manufactured by SAIC in China and oversubscribed around the concern low the Maxus name,” Pecotic said.

“Whilst we didn’t conceive there would hit been some confusion, we are agog to be using the LDV study with the newborn arrange in Australia.

“LDV reflects the dweller acquisition and organisation of the vans and we conceive inhabitant buyers module acceptation the sort because of the superior value, field calibre and equipment levels they module offer.”

Originally addicted for state in March, WMC module inform a arrange of heptad LDV V80 vans in state in the test lodge of this year, including quaternary traveller models and threesome alluviation variants.

With short- and long-wheelbase variants and standard- and high-roof options, the arrange module substance a alluviation power of up to 14 boxlike metres, a peak explosive of 1.8 tonnes and the power to centre up to 15 passengers.

The LDV V80 arrange module be supercharged by a 2.5-litre VM Motori diesel engine with 100kW and 330Nm of torque.

Full pricing and description info module be revealed fireman to the vans’ topical launch.

Read CarAdvice’s analyse of the LDV V80.

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