The New Isuzu D-Max Has Arrived

After a decade long stretch of existing in the same style and mechanics, the new Isuzu D-Max pick up truck has now arrived in the UK as of March 2021.

The Mk3 D-Max has been selling in its home country of Thailand since October 2019 after undergoing its makeover which gave it an overall more powerful and distinguished appearance than its older sibling. The all-new lsuzu D-Max line up comes in three ranges; business, all-purpose, and adventure. All of which feature a range of models and cab sizes.

In Isuzu’s all-purpose mid-range category, you will find the DL20 and the DL40 specifications. Both of these models include a rear lock as standard, with the addition of extra safety equipment such as adaptive cruise control and assistance with keeping in lane.

Retaining the high-riding, chunky silhouette according to preview images, the Isuzu D-Max now has a completely new front end, with a larger grille protected by thick chrome bars across the front as well as brand new LED headlights. Changes to the back of the pick up truck are significantly more subtle. However, the integrated step into the bumper, as well as the new addition of vertical tail light clusters are what make this truck unique when compared to previous models. Two-tone alloy wheels, silver side steps, parking aides such as sensors and a reverse camera are just some of the trim details in the new Isuzu D-Max.

However, it is the interior that really sets it apart from previous models. A brand new control panel with a 9 inch infotainment touchscreen replaces the older 7 inch system, as well as replacing the old rotary controller based control panel with a more streamlined horizontal control panel.

Isuzu have described the cabin’s transformation as becoming a ‘premium yet fuss free’ driving environment due to the elegant details and soft-touch panelling.

Owners of D-Max DL40 trucks will be treated to soft touch leather upholstery and steering wheel, a driving seat that can be adjusted 8 ways, as well as dual-zone climate control features. The in built infotainment system supports both Apple and Android driving technology.

The engineers at Isuzu have lengthened and strengthened the platform so as to support the new body, with a redesigned front and rear suspension, additional underbody protection and a power steering system, improving the overall drivability of the pick up truck.

At present, there is no view of multiple engine choices and the D-Max remains exclusively diesel with an undisclosed capacity engine. There are, however, both six-speed manual and six-speed automatic gearboxes available to choose from in each of the new vehicles in the range to choose from.

Find out more information about the all new Isuzu D-Max from your local supplier at Sherwoods Motor Group today.