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New Isuzu D-Max variants introduced
Date: Monday, April 4, 2022 | Author: Sean Keywood
Isuzu has introduced six new variants to its D-Max pick-up range, taking the total number available from 11 to 17.
The newly-available specs include automatic versions of the Utility Extended Cab, Utility Double Cab, and DL20 Extended Cab models, all of which were previously manual only.
In addition, a rear differential lock is now available for Utility Single Cab, Utility Extended Cab and Utility Double Cab models, meaning it is now available across all levels of the D-Max range.
Utility trim marks the entry point to the D-Max range, but features standard equipment such as automatic headlights with high-beam assist, automatic windscreen wipers, speed-sensitive power steering, DAB radio, and a stop/start system, while standard driver assistance systems include autonomous emergency braking, traffic sign recognition, intelligent speed limiter, and lane departure warning and prevention.
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