Product Reviews · Pickups · Work and Leisure
Tunland G9 Review: Five-Seat 4x4 Pickup for Work and Leisure
Explore a double-cab pickup that puts passenger journeys and separate cargo space into the same vehicle brief.
Some days call for room for people. Others call for space for equipment. A pickup enquiry can start with both.
The Tunland G9 listed by ETRUCK offers a five-seat double-cab format and seller-stated 4×4 configuration. Its gallery gives you a useful first look at the exterior, load-bed arrangement and cabin.
This guide connects those listing details with practical questions for your intended journeys. It also highlights documented G9 range features, with the exact equipment to be confirmed for the sale vehicle.
The listing describes this example as used and states a 2,000 cm³ engine. Ask ETRUCK for its year, mileage, fuel type, gearbox, steering configuration, emissions documentation and fitted safety equipment. Foton’s model and trim references explain available configurations rather than certifying this vehicle’s equipment.
See the original seller gallery and turn your intended use into a clear vehicle enquiry.
VIEW THE TUNLAND G9 LISTING →Enquire with ETRUCK, Beijing. Quote seller stock PK26050002 / Autoline GU50821 and confirm current availability, specification and quotation terms.

The Advertised Tunland G9 at a Glance
| Detail | Seller-listed information |
|---|---|
| Listing name | 拓陆者-G9 TUNLAND-G9 |
| Body / seating | Pickup / five seats |
| Condition / drive | Used / 4×4 |
| Engine displacement | 2,000 cm³ |
| Dimensions | 5.34 × 1.985 × 1.885 metres |
| Gross vehicle weight | 2,895 kg |
| Fuel tank | 76 litres |
| Tyre size stated | 265/60 R18 |
| Advertised price | CN¥120,000 |
| Seller / location | ETRUCK, Beijing, China |
| References | Stock PK26050002 / Autoline GU50821 |
Listing checked on 12 October 2026. Converted currencies vary. Request the current price and a written quotation defining the agreed vehicle and delivery scope.
A Double Cab with Two Clear Roles
Start by describing who travels with you and what needs to be carried. That makes the double-cab layout easier to assess than a list of accessories.
A facilities team might use the cabin for a small crew and the bed for suitably restrained tools. A rural owner might want passenger transport alongside room for bulky supplies. A buyer combining business and leisure can plan the seating and cargo arrangement around both kinds of journey.
At a viewing, try access to the front and rear seats and check the actual seating positions with your usual passengers. Measure the equipment you intend to load, then compare it with the bed’s usable space.

Work Out the Cargo Plan Before Choosing Accessories
The listing’s gross vehicle weight gives you a starting point for document checks. It is the permitted total vehicle weight, rather than a payload figure. Ask for the approved payload and axle limits for the actual vehicle and include passengers, equipment and added accessories in the load plan.
The exterior photographs show a separate bed behind the cabin. Ask for its internal measurements and the location and rating of the available tie-down points. Discuss how you will secure the items you normally carry.
If you want a canopy, storage drawers or specialist tool boxes, describe them in the enquiry. Have the installer confirm compatibility, installed weight and the effect on the usable cargo arrangement. Keep access to the bed and any required restraints in the design brief.
Understand the G9 Powertrain Choices
Foton’s official 2023 G9 configuration chart presents both diesel and petrol engines, manual and automatic gearboxes, and different drive configurations. It identifies 120 kW/390 Nm diesel and 175 kW/360 Nm petrol options.
The chart is a model reference, not a match to an identified year or trim for this sale vehicle. Request the exact engine and transmission codes from ETRUCK, supported by the vehicle documents.
For a demonstration, describe your normal routes and load pattern. Ask the seller to show the fitted drive-mode controls and supply the matching operating instructions. Any 4WD function should be used in the conditions specified by the manual.
If towing is in your plan, ask for the actual approved towing limits and details of the fitted hitch and electrical connection. Assess the intended trailer arrangement against those records.
Explore the Cabin Around Your Daily Routine
The seller’s cabin photograph shows the dashboard, display, centre console and two-tone seating. It is a useful prompt for a focused viewing: check the seating position, visibility, storage and controls you will use most often.
Ask for demonstrations of the fitted climate controls, phone connectivity and display functions while parked. Try the entry and exit arrangements and the rear-seat access. Include the available keys and manuals in the agreed handover.

Safety Features Documented in the G9 Range
Foton’s official chart includes tyre-pressure monitoring, dual front airbags, brake assistance and blind-spot monitoring with lane-change assistance. ESP, reversing cameras, 360-degree views and additional airbags vary by configuration or package.
Use those documented items to prepare a fitted-equipment checklist. Ask which systems this vehicle has, obtain their operating instructions and include the relevant records in an independent inspection. A demonstration should explain both settings and operating limits.
For worksite use, agree the vehicle’s role with the responsible site team. Include route access, loading arrangements and pedestrian interaction in the operating plan. Driver-assistance equipment supports attentive driving and the site’s vehicle controls.
See the original seller gallery and turn your intended use into a clear vehicle enquiry.
CHECK THE G9 DETAILS & REQUEST A QUOTE →Enquire with ETRUCK, Beijing. Quote seller stock PK26050002 / Autoline GU50821 and confirm current availability, specification and quotation terms.
Watch a G9 Model Presentation
Foton Africa’s “FOTON TUNLAND G9 — SUBURBAN & FAMILY & ENJOY” presentation, linked from its G9 product page. It illustrates the model and does not show or inspect the advertised vehicle.
Watch the G9 model presentation on YouTube →
Use the video to become familiar with the model’s appearance. Build the final buying assessment around the actual vehicle, its documents and the agreed inspection.
Build a Complete Export Enquiry

For an overseas purchase, state your destination and intended use at the start. Ask a local import or registration specialist to confirm the required documents and destination eligibility for the exact vehicle.
Request an itemised quotation with a named delivery term and destination. It should explain what is included in the vehicle price, preparation, freight and documentation, and identify the destination charges you must arrange separately.
Agree how the vehicle will be identified, inspected and handed over. Request its manufacturing date, odometer reading, ownership and service documents, and any preparation records relevant to the sale.
“I am interested in Tunland G9 stock PK26050002, Autoline GU50821. My intended use is [your use] and destination is [your destination]. Please confirm availability, manufacturing year, mileage, identifying documents, fuel type, engine and gearbox codes, steering configuration and fitted safety equipment. Please provide current photos, service records, approved payload and towing information, and a written export quotation. Please also confirm arrangements for an independent inspection.”
Our Review Verdict
The advertised G9 brings five-seat passenger use and separate cargo space into one pickup proposal. Its seller-stated 4×4 layout is relevant to a shortlist that includes work journeys, rural transport and personal use.
The strongest next step is to make that proposal specific: confirm the configuration, match the load plan to the documented limits and agree the inspection and delivery scope. That gives you a useful basis for deciding whether this example suits your needs.
See the original seller gallery and turn your intended use into a clear vehicle enquiry.
OPEN THE TUNLAND G9 LISTING & ENQUIRE →Enquire with ETRUCK, Beijing. Quote seller stock PK26050002 / Autoline GU50821 and confirm current availability, specification and quotation terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the G9 the same model as the Tunland V9?
Use the G9 references for this enquiry. The listing identifies a TUNLAND-G9; a V9 specification should not be used to establish its equipment.
How do I confirm the fuel type and transmission?
Request the actual vehicle’s specification and identifying documents from the seller. The G9 range includes more than one powertrain configuration.
Is the advertised price the complete delivered cost?
Ask for an itemised quotation defining the delivery term, destination and charges included. Compare proposals with the same scope.
Does the featured image show the sale vehicle?
It is a generated model illustration. The separately captioned original seller photographs show the advertised example.
Related Pickup Review
Explore our Foton Tunland G7 review for another pickup enquiry. Compare the actual listings and documented configurations against the same seating, route, load and delivery brief.
Sources and Editorial Information
- Provided affiliate link to the ETRUCK Tunland G9 listing — GU50821
- Foton official G9 model page and configuration references — Chinese
- Foton official 2023 G9 configuration chart — Chinese image
- Foton Africa G9 range information and linked model videos
Researched on 12 October 2026. Seller information describes the listing at the time checked. Manufacturer references are distinguished from confirmed sale-vehicle equipment. No hands-on testing, independent condition certification or star rating is claimed.
HSSE TIPS — Worksite Safety Hub
Every Task. Every Person. Home Safe.
Your experience matters
Share your thoughts on this page
Have a question, a useful experience or a suggestion? Add your input below.
Comments are public. Keep them respectful and relevant. Do not share contact details, confidential information or emergency reports.
Comments on this page
Loading comments…