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2026 LDV Deliver 9 Campervan Series 2 arrives in Australia

Worried about housing prices and the rising cost of living? Well we might have just the thing for you. LDV has released details about a new-and-improved version of its Deliver 9 Campervan, known as Series 2, offering more features, an updated powertrain and better space utilisation than before.

The Series 2 version is based on the updated LDV Deliver 9 long-wheelbase, high-roof van and brings a revised front grille, a larger 12.3-inch infotainment for the dash screen, a column-mounted gear selector, and a new ZF eight-speed automatic transmission replacing the previous six-speed auto.

2026 LDV Deliver 9 Campervan Series 2 - living space

There is also more power from the 2.0-litre turbo-diesel four-cylinder, now producing 128kW and 420Nm. That’s up 18.5 per cent in power and 12 per cent in torque compared with the outgoing Campervan’s 108kW/375Nm.

The main attraction, however, is inside the camper body. LDV has introduced a new two-seat configuration, which drops the rear passenger seats and allows a reworked cabin layout with a north-south bed instead of the previous east-west arrangement.

2026 LDV Deliver 9 Campervan Series 2 - sink

LDV says the change improves sleeping space and lounge usability, while also allowing a more compact under-bench drawer-style fridge and a relocated shower/toilet cubicle. External water outlets, shower connection and grey-water exit have also been moved to the driver’s side, leaving the passenger side clearer for campsite use.

Standard equipment in the two-seater includes an indoor shower and toilet, outdoor shower, induction cooktop, microwave, 83-litre drawer fridge with 7-litre freezer, 22-inch smart TV, retractable awning, electric side step, and a lounge that converts into a double bed.

2026 LDV Deliver 9 Campervan Series 2 - rear

Power for appliances comes from a 2.56kWh lithium-ion battery, supported by a 190W roof-mounted solar panel and 2000W inverter.

The concept of a fully self-contained motorhome direct from a Chinese manufacturer isn’t new – GWM has been producing one for years, but we never got it in Australia. What do you think? Is this the solution for Australia’s housing crisis?

The updated two-seat Deliver 9 Campervan is priced from $102,990 drive-away through participating LDV RV dealers. An updated four-seat version, retaining the east-west bed layout, is due in the second half of 2026 from $104,990 drive-away, with final specifications to be confirmed closer to launch.

Mitchell Jones

Eccentric car nut and just as enthused by roasting an egg on the air cleaner of an old Hemi as he is hunting the horizon in a space-age electric supercar, Mitchell's passion for motoring started at a young age. He soon developed a meticulous automotive obsession for obscure facts. He joins Driving Enthusiast as a features writer and car reviewer, following a near 10-year stint at PerformanceDrive.
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