The 2026 Foton Tunland returns to Australia with a redesign, improved quality, and a $39,990–$49,990 price tag.

The 2026 Foton Tunland has returned to the Australian market with a redesigned body, improved quality, and a competitive price range of $39,990 to $49,990 before on-road costs. Available in V7 and V9 4×4 dual-cab variants, the trucks share a common interior featuring high-quality materials, wireless Apple CarPlay, and a spacious cabin, though front seats lack lumbar support. The V7 uses leaf springs for payload, while the V9 features coil suspension for better ride. Both are powered by a 2.0L turbo-diesel with mild hybrid assistance, delivering 120kW and 450Nm via an eight-speed automatic, offering solid on- and off-road performance. Distributed by Inchcape Automotive, the Tunland positions itself as a value-focused alternative to models like the Ford Ranger, despite concerns over fuel economy, servicing costs, and resale value.