The D60 is a monocoque mid-size crossover launched by SAIC's Maxus brand in 2019, sitting alongside the ladder-frame D90 as the softer, family-oriented half of the D-series. It was built as a car-style SUV rather than on the LDV-descended commercial hardware, and used SAIC's 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine. Marketed in China with five- and seven-seat layouts, it also underpinned the battery-electric Euniq 6 and reached export markets such as the Philippines.
The Maxus D60 is a compact-to-mid-size family SUV that slots below the larger D90 in the brand's lineup. Introduced around 2019, it is offered mainly with turbocharged petrol four-cylinder engines driving the front wheels through manual or automatic transmissions. Aimed at value-conscious buyers in China and export markets, it competes with mainstream Chinese SUVs by emphasizing generous cabin space and equipment for the money. It reflects SAIC Maxus's push to broaden beyond commercial vehicles into passenger crossovers.
7years
2trims
167–221hp range
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Why the D60 mattersTrims
2 trims · 2019–nowFirst-generation D60 from 2019: unibody mid-size SUV with 1.5T and 2.0T petrol engines, five- or seven-seat cabins and a large portrait touchscreen, positioned below the ladder-frame D90.