Isuzu Bolsters D-Max Range Offerings With New Trim Levels

Isuzu Motors South Africa has expanded its D-Max Single Cab LS range, as well as bolstering the safety and comfort features in the Extended Cab and Double Cab models. 

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Pricing: 

  • 1.9 Ddi S/Cab HR LS – R516 500
  • 1.9 Ddi S/Cab HR LS AT – R538 400
  • 1.9 Ddi S/Cab 4×4 LS AT – R618 800
  • 3.0 Ddi S/Cab HR LS AT – R590 800
  • 3.0 Ddi S/Cab 4×4 LS AT – R665 400

All new Isuzu D-MAX models are sold as standard with a 5-year/120 000 km warranty and roadside assistance, as well as a 5-year unlimited distance anti-corrosion warranty.

“While the L series fulfils the need for a trusted, hard-working vehicle without too many frills, the LS steps things up by giving our customers additional styling, comfort and convenience features. This makes it ideal for owner-operators who spend long hours behind the wheel and are looking for something a bit more upmarket and comfortable to suit their everyday needs.” – Kevin Fouche, Department Executive: Product Planning and Programme Management at Isuzu Motors South Africa.

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The new LS D-Max derivatives are distinguished by exterior elements such as the 17-inch alloy wheels, a colour-coded finish on the front fascia, mirror covers and door handles. Additionally, the mirrors are now power-adjustable. The interior gains a seven-inch infotainment screen, incorporating Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Additionally, the LS models gain a handful of driver assistance systems such as ABS, EBD, Electronic Stability Control with Traction Control, Hill Start Assist, Hill Descent Control, and Trailer Sway Control.

D-Max

Image: Isuzu

Power is sourced from the 110 kW/350 N.m 1.9 Ddi four-cylinder turbodiesel engine, mated to either a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. Additionally, Isuzu offers a more powerful derivative, the 3.0 Ddi LS Single Cab, which employs a 140 kW/450 N.m 3.0-litre turbodiesel engine.  

Related: Review: Isuzu D-Max 1.9 X-Rider

As for the Extended Cab and Double Cab D-Max models, Isuzu has added several new features to bolster the appeal of the D-Max models. The Extended Cab and Double Cab in L trim feature running boards as standard. The LSE offshoots gain black B-pillars, centred-mounted airbags, Remote Engine Start, Passive Entry & Start System and partial leather seats as standard. 

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