Foton Tunland G7 (2025) Price & Specs
Yet another Chinese contender has entered – or, in this case, returned to – Namibia’s bakkie market, with prices kicking off at N$ 344 700. Here’s what we know about the Foton Tunland G7…
The Foton Tunland G7 has officially hit the Namibian market, arriving as the latest Chinese contender in Namibia’s bustling bakkie space. At launch, Foton Namibia is offering 5 double-cab derivatives along with a solitary single-cab variant.
As you’d tend to see with newer model lineups of the Chinese variety, there’s a spread of new energy vehicles as well as ICE to cover as many bases as possible.
This G7 iteration is priced from N$ 344 700 in single-cab workhorse guise and N$ 418 700 in double-cab form. That latter starting price puts the dual-cab Tunland G7 right in line with base double-cab versions of the JAC T6, GWM Steed 5 and Mahindra Pik Up.
All derivatives are powered by a 2.0-litre, 4-cylinder turbodiesel engine developing 120 kW and 390 Nm. The single cab (4×2 only) and the cheapest version of the double cab each employ a 6-speed manual gearbox, while all other derivatives use a ZF-sourced 8-speed automatic transmission. The double-cab line-up includes both 4×2 and 4×4 configurations, with trim levels choices being TL, TLX and Limited.
Every model measures 5 340 mm long, 1 940 mm wide and stands 1 870 mm tall, with a wheelbase of 3 110 mm. The ground clearance and braked towing capacity come in at 210 mm and 3 000 kg respectively, across the board, it comes with standard plan. Standard features for the single cab include items like a 12.3-inch infotainment screen, a digital instrument cluster, electric windows, automatic air conditioning, ABS with EBD and rear parking sensors.
In the Tunland G7 double-cab portfolio, the TL grade adds features such as 17-inch alloy wheels (as opposed to the single cab’s 16-inch steelies), cruise control, an electronic parking brake, 2 extra speakers (for a total of 4), electronic stability control and tyre-pressure monitoring.
Meanwhile, the TLX specification gains running boards, dual-zone air conditioning, automatic headlamps, keyless entry, 6 speakers, front-seat heating, cloth-and-leatherette upholstery and extra airbags (side and curtain, for a total of 6). In addition, the automatic-equipped TLX features a mechanical differential lock.
Finally, the flagship Limited model, which is priced at N$ 619 900, scores 18-inch alloys, extra chrome exterior trim, a sunroof, front collision warning, blind-spot detection, rear cross traffic alert, a 360-degree camera system and wireless smartphone charging.
Other Foton light-commercial vehicles introduced at the same time as the Tunland G7 include the Miler 2.1-tonne chassis-cab truck (N$ 360 300), the 16-seater Asambe minibus taxi (from N$ 459 900), the 15-seater View Minibus (N$ 599 900).
How much does the Foton Tunland G7 cost in Namibia?
Foton Tunland G7 Single Cab 4×2 Hi-Rider 6MT – N$ 344 700
Foton Tunland G7 Double Cab 4×2 TL 6MT – N$ 418 700
Foton Tunland G7 Double Cab 4×2 TL 8AT – N$ 489 000
Foton Tunland G7 Double Cab 4×2 TLX 8AT – N$ 519 300
Foton Tunland G7 Double Cab 4×4 TLX 8AT – N$ 579 900
Foton Tunland G7 Double Cab 4×4 LTD 8AT – N$ 619 900
According to Foton Namibia’s website, the single-cab model ships with a 3-year/100 000 km warranty and does without a standard service plan, while the double-cab derivatives upgrade to a 5-year/unlimited kilometre warranty and a 3-year/50 000 km service plan.
