ISUZU Malaysia officially launched the new third-generation D-Max pick-up truck on Monday. “Isuzu engineers set out to create a stronger, more able an...
Nakamura and Isuzu Malaysia chief operating officer Masayuki Suzuki launching the new D-Max.“Isuzu engineers set out to create a stronger, more able and durable machine with this new model. They invested years in development and over four million kilometers in testing the new model to achieve the best Isuzu D-Max they have ever created.
That new 187.4hp engine ensures X-Terrain drivers enjoy more relaxed performance from its revised torque curve that peaks at 450Nm from as low as 1,600rpm, stretching all the way till 2,600rpm, while the new six-speed automatic gearbox matches the gearshifts to the new engine’s performance characteristics.
Joining the line-up are two Premium variants – a 1.9-litre 4x4 Auto and 3.0-litre 4x4 Auto. For the price conscious, there are two Standard variants offered. The “immensely-capable” 1.9-litre engine produces 148hp and 350Nm of torque and is paired either with a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic gearbox. The Standard variants are a boon for the business community who aim to lower running costs and maintain good efficiency.
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