Isuzu Launches D-Max Special Edition In UK, Only 300 Units Available

Isuzu D-Max Steel Edition. (Doc. Carscoops)

JAKARTA - Isuzu, an automotive manufacturer from Japan, has launched the D-Max Steel Edition. This special edition pickup is dedicated to the British market using a third-generation facelift model basis from trim V-Cross.

According to Carscoops, Thursday, June 6, the pickup launch manufacturer is specifically for the British market. In addition, the car comes exclusively which will only be produced by 300 units.

The pickup looks dashing with an 18-inch rim and a Bi-LED headlights. As the name implies, this D-Max carries the exclusive Steel Gray Mica color with Dark Gray finishing accents on the sepatbor, rooftop rail, and badge parts.

Isuzu further adorns this model with a Steel sticker along its profile and a distinctive symbol on the back door assisted by damping. However, the privilege of this car does not only end there.

The cabin part will be found the word 'Steel' in various places, including plates, floor mats, and head support. The seat is covered with skin, the driver's seat can be tuned electrically, the double zone temperature controller, and the 9-inch infotainment touch screen.

Even though it comes with special elements, Isuzu still maintains a 1.9 liter turbodiesel 4-cylinder engine on the D-Max Steel Edition. This means that this can spur the power to reach 162 dk and 360 Nm torque.

In addition, its performance is optimized by manual transmission of six accelerations or automatic six accelerations and then channeled to a four-wheel drive system (4WD) and rear differential locking.

With special offers and strong performance, Isuzu D-Max Steel Edition is priced at 38,495 (Rp801 million) for manual versions and 39,995 for (Rp833 million) in automatic versions.

The manufacturer that produces this commercial vehicle will also present an electric version of the D-Max (EV) which is planned to be marketed in Europe by 2025, starting from Norway, before it will be available in the UK, Australia, Thailand, and other markets.