Isuzu Motors has a high market share in Thailand with its D-Max pick-up giving even the legendary Toyota Hilux a run for its money but with Chinese carmakers taking the lead in electric vehicles (EV) over there, Isuzu is looking to not lose market share by launching an electric pick-up there as soon as 2025, according to a report by Asian Nikkei. Currently, pick-ups account for about half of Isuzu’s global sales and the electric pick-up should help to maintain those numbers or even expand them a

Pick-up trucks are king in Thailand but there can only be one that deserves the crown and for the 9th month in a row, it’s the Isuzu D-Max at the top. 18,457 units of the Isuzu pick-up truck were sold in the Kingdom in September 2022 as it held on to its position as Thailand’s best-selling car and truck of the year so far with 137,033 units. This also translates to a 57.21% market share in the pick-up segment. Meanwhile taking second place for the ninth time in a row is the Toyota Hilux with 10,

** This article is published on WapCar Community, representing the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://forum.wapcar.my/ Basic information of my car: 2018 Haval H2 Reasons why I bought this car Bought this car as the primary car for me and wife, mainly for travelling around the peninsular. Also as a replacement of an older car. Car Selection Process I had a budget of: RM 100k Models that I’ve considered included : Honda city, Mazda

Angka-Tan Motor Sdn Bhd (ATM), Tan Chong Group’s subsidiary, has just launched the JMC Vigus Pro 4x4 pick-up truck in Malaysia. At its RM 98,888 price point, the JMC Vigus Pro does not compete against range-topping variants of its rivals; instead, it rivals cheaper, lower rung variants like the recently-launched Isuzu D-Max 4x2 Auto Plus (RM 100,999) and the Mitsubishi Triton 4x4 A/T (RM 105,990). To keep things brief, we will just compare the JMC Vigus Pro against the next cheapest rival, which

With only 28% of Malaysian pick-up truck users frequently engaging their vehicle’s 4x4 system, Isuzu Malaysia has just launched a new variant of the all-new Isuzu D-Max catered to drivers wanting a pick-up truck that is more suited for the urban jungle with less hassle on maintenance. Starting from RM 100,999 on the road without insurance, the Isuzu D-Max Auto Plus 4x2 offers the same package as the standard D-Max 4x4 but with only rear-wheel drive. It’s also RM 6,000 less than the Standard 4x4

Set to be launched in Malaysia before the end of April, Isuzu Malaysia has revealed preliminary specifications of the upcoming all-new 2021 Isuzu D-Max. Earlier, Isuzu Malaysia mentioned that the all-new D-Max will be fitted with ADAS features, but stopped short on providing further details. Also Read: Launching in Malaysia in April, 2021 Isuzu D-Max priced from RM 89K According to a dedicated registration of interest (ROI) page, the all-new Isuzu D-Max looks to be segment-leading when it comes