2021 Maxus D60 to kick off Ayala-owned automobile business in February

Updated Jan 29, 2021 | Same topic: Automotive Industry Updates

Maxus is all set to make its market presence even further.  

A few months ago, teasers of 2021 Maxus D60 were posted on Maxus Philippines' Facebook page. Now, the 2021 Maxus D60 is all set to make its local debut on February 5.

The dimension of the D60 surpasses the common standard in its league. The seven-seater is 1,860mm wide and stands 1,736mm. A notable added exterior feature is its 4,720mm length. It is noticeably longer compared to the Geely Azkarra, the GAC GS4, the Chery Tiggo 8, as well as the segment staples like the Subaru Forester, the Toyota RAV4, and the Honda CR-V.

The side of the Maxus D60

The Maxus D60 from the side

As previously reported, the Maxus D60 shares a similar resemblance to the Maxus G50. What stands out is the crossover’s broad grille embellished with the brand’s logo. Other notable exterior features include a roof-mounted spoiler at the rear, diamond-shaped taillights, and a set of dual-toned alloy wheels. 

A picture of the Maxus D60 as it travels over a curved road

The Maxus D60

Inside, the compact crossover offers a spacious cabin. In China, the D60 is available in five to seven-seater variants. Maxus Philippines may release the seven-seater variant locally to better compete in the market, but that’s unconfirmed at this point. Technology-wise, the D60 is fitted with a 12.3 LCD instrument cluster and a 14-inch touchscreen display. 

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A picture of the interior of the Maxus D60

Inside the Maxus D60

In terms of safety, the 2021 Maxus D60 scored 88.9 percent, considered a five-star rating from the China New Car Assessment Program (C-NCAP). Standard safety features range from six airbags to anti-lock brakes with electronic brakeforce distribution.

Globally, the D60 is powered by either a 1.3-liter or a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine. The 1.3-liter version is paired with a six-speed manual transmission. It is expected that Maxus’ new model will be offered locally with a 1.5-liter engine.

The said power unit is paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch gearbox that can produce 166 horsepower with 250 Nm of torque.

A picture of the Maxus D60's cockpit showing the front seats

The Maxus D60's front seats

As mentioned, the 2021 Maxus D60 is set to debut on February 5. We’ll know the real score by then and, of course, we’ll be on top of that to deliver the latest news to you.

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Maxus D60

Chinese vehicle importer Maxus Philippines is one of the car brands in the local market that has been continuously expanding its model lineup. After launching the G50 MPV, Maxus PH is setting its sights on entering the midsize SUV segment with the D60 launched in February 2021. Measuring 4,720mm long, 1,860mm high, and 1,736mm high on a 2,760mm wheelbase, the Maxus D60 is offered in Elite and Pro trim levels that can seat five and seven occupants, respectively. Under the hood, the Maxus D60 shares the same 1.5-liter turbo gasoline engine that delivers 167 horsepower and 250 Nm of torque, with power managed by a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.

The Maxus D60 price in the Philippines is between Php 1,148,000 and Php 1,258,000. Lowest monthly amortization starts at Php 13,837 over a period of 60 months with a downpayment of 50 percent. Rivals in its segment include the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, Chevrolet Trailblazer, and Geely Azkarra.
 

₱ 1,148,000 - ₱ 1,258,000

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