The SINOTRUK VGV U75 is a mid-size SUV positioned as an upgraded, higher-tier derivative of the VGV U70 range. In the market, it is more widely recognised under its enhanced "VGV U75 PLUS" moniker, developed to cater to more demanding buyers with its enhanced power reserves and sportier styling.

While the U75 shares its basic silhouette and chassis platform with the U70, it gains notable upgrades in powertrain performance and equipment, delivering a distinctly sportier and more upmarket proposition.
Market Highlights: Mid-size SUV, robust 2.0T power, 7-seater layout, value-driven sporty appeal.
Design & Dimensions: The vehicle measures 4,825 mm long, 1,870 mm wide, and 1,691 mm tall, riding on a 2,800 mm wheelbase. The exterior features a bold polygonal radiator grille flanked by V-shaped styling elements and a stretched, commanding profile. Inside, the cabin adopts a refined, car-like aesthetic, highlighted by a fully digital instrument cluster and a portrait-oriented central touchscreen display.
Core Selling Point: Its key competitive edge lies in the "2.0T + 8AT" powertrain combination, offering class-leading performance among mid-size SUVs in its price bracket for effortless highway cruising and fully laden journeys.
Launch & Market Debut (2021–2022): The SINOTRUK VGV U75 (and the subsequent PLUS variant) was unveiled and launched in late 2021 as the flagship model of the U70 series, filling the brand's gap in the RM120,000 to RM150,000 mid-size SUV segment.
Market Realignment (2023–2026): Amid intensifying market competition, the VGV U75 streamlined its line-up to focus on the high-performance PLUS variant. As the most powerful petrol model in the brand's current ICE line-up, it primarily targets buyers requiring solid performance paired with a spacious family cabin.
Competitive Landscape: In the RM100,000 to RM150,000 ICE SUV category, the U75 series primarily competes against mid-size SUV offerings from other second-tier Chinese marques, setting itself apart with punchier power delivery and practical seating versatility.
Owner Sentiment: Owner feedback consistently highlights its "responsive performance (brisk 2.0T acceleration)", "smooth gear changes from the 8-speed automatic", and "clever interior space utilisation". While some note that in-car tech and brand recognition trail mainstream market leaders, its robust and dependable mechanical build lives up to expectations given its heavy-commercial SINOTRUK heritage.
Powertrain: Powered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged GDI direct-injection petrol engine generating 165 kW (approx. 224 PS) and 385 Nm of torque, mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission (8AT) that delivers segment-leading throttle response and shift refinement.
Chassis & Ride Quality: Fitted with front MacPherson struts and a rear multi-link independent suspension, the setup balances body control with ride comfort, tuned for reassuring stability on long family road trips.
Safety Features: Bosch 9.3 Electronic Stability Programme (ESP) comes standard across the range alongside a comprehensive suite of active safety assists, ensuring surefooted driving stability across demanding road conditions.
As of 2026, the strategic roadmap for the VGV U75 line-up focuses on the following:
Lifecycle Management: As the marque broadens its scope across passenger and commercial vehicles—with a sharp focus on light new energy vehicles (NEVs)—the U75 continues to anchor brand reputation and aftermarket support in the conventional ICE segment as its performance flagship.
Targeted Market Operations: Leveraging SINOTRUK's established dealer network, targeted campaigns will focus on selected regional markets, capitalising on the 2.0T engine's output advantage to attract value-oriented family buyers.
Engineering Spillover: The calibration and tuning expertise gained from the U75's high-output powertrain is being channelled into next-generation light commercial and multi-purpose utility platforms, strengthening the performance foundation across the wider product range.