2021 Isuzu D-Max 1.9 4x4 Standard AT AT Transmission&Gearbox Specs

Tri Petch Isuzu Sales Co Ltd, the distributor of Isuzu vehicles in Thailand launched the new Isuzu D-Max and Isuzu MU-X powered by the 2.2 Ddi MaxForce turbodiesel in the Kingdom. The 2.2-litre oil burner replaces the 1.9-litre BluePower unit which accounted for the majority of sales in the D-Max and MU-X lineup in Thailand – 80% and 70% respectively. The new 2.2-litre engine produces 163 PS and 400 Nm, which is 13 PS and 50 Nm more than the 1.9-litre unit it is replacing. That said, the smaller

Despite the increase in diesel prices, more Malaysians are looking to buy pick-up trucks. At the same time, dealers are facing increasing challenges in converting these searches into actual sales. Between January to September 2024, sales of pick-up trucks in Malaysia have gone down by 18.1% compared to last year, according to registration figures provided by JPJ. It would be tempting to conclude that the slowdown in pick-up truck sales is due to the removal of diesel subsidies, which took effect

Isuzu Thailand has launched the Isuzu D-Max MHEV which is the Kingdom’s first mild hybrid pick-up truck. The MHEV pick-up was first previewed in March at the 2024 Bangkok International Motor Show Starting at THB 1,145,000 (~RM 150k), two variants are available with deliveries to begin from 20 November. The two variants offered for the D-Max MHEV are the Hi-Lander and Cab4 which are available in Dolomite White Pearl and Bohemian Silver Metallic respectively. The mild hybrid powertrain consists of

The Isuzu D-Max recently sipped its way into the record books when all three units drove an astonishing 2,000 km without refuelling their 76-litre tank! Isuzu Malaysia’s Dura Miles Challenge tested the capabilities of three units – the 1.9-litre 4x2 Auto Plus, the best-selling 1.9-litre 4x4 Auto Premium and the sophisticated top-of-the-line 3.0-litre 4x4 X-Terrain by driving them from the central Thai town of Phitsanulok, approximately 300 km north of Bangkok to Klang, Selangor. This was the fir

In conjunction with Malaysia’s 67th independence day, Isuzu D-Max owners showcased their patriotic spirit by participating in the Isuzu Merdeka Convoy. The event, organized by Isuzu Malaysia, saw 3,300 participants with 900 Isuzu D-Max vehicles gathering at 36 Isuzu outlets nationwide, from Alor Setar to Keningau. The convoys then headed to various points of interest within their respective regions. Participants enjoyed a range of activities, including durian fests, white water rafting, glamping

In a bid to offer its customers more value and peace of mind, Isuzu Malaysia has introduced a proprietary new insurance product, Isuzu Insurance Pro. This comprehensive policy aims to simplify the process of purchasing adequate insurance coverage for Isuzu vehicles, ensuring both the vehicles and their drivers are well protected. Isuzu Insurance Pro is available for all Isuzu vehicles, whether for new purchases or renewals. It offers a range of 'best-in-class' benefits designed to enhance the Is

Demand for the Isuzu D-Max is unaffected by the rolling back of diesel subsidy. Isuzu Malaysia says sales of its popular D-Max, currently the second best-selling pick-up truck in Malaysia after the Toyota Hilux, is up by 58% in June 2024, with 715 units registered. The sharp increase is driven by strong interest in the newly launched 2024 Isuzu D-Max in May. Isuzu Malaysia’s Chief Executive said, “We have not witnessed any drop in the order bank over the last month since the government’s removal

The annual Borneo Safari Expedition is an off-road challenge unlike any other. The event attracts off-road enthusiasts from around the world, offering a unique adventure that combines thrilling 4x4 action amidst Borneo's vast and diverse jungles. The 8-day long expedition is both a test of human resolve as well as the performance and sheer mettle of the machines that have to survive some of the harshest terrains to get you out. One pick-up truck has been synonymous with the Borneo Safari Expedit

In conjunction with the launch of the new 2024 Isuzu D-Max facelift model, Isuzu Malaysia announced a sales target of 9,500 units for the year 2024. This figure represents a slight decrease from the 9,650 units sold in 2023, a bumper year that followed a record-breaking 2022 with sales of 9,211 units. Shunsuke Okazoe, CEO of Isuzu Malaysia, commented on the challenges ahead, "This year will be more challenging due to the end of the post-Covid pent-up demand, as well as subsidy rationalisations f

The 2024 Isuzu D-Max facelift has been launched. This timely update, approximately three years after its debut in 2021, includes visual and technical enhancements designed to give it a competitive edge in the hotly contested pickup truck segment. The fully imported (CBU, from Thailand) 2024 D-Max is offered in eight variants, with prices as follows: 3.0 4x4 X-Terrain AT - RM 157,938 3.0 4x4 Premium AT - RM 141,138 1.9 4x4 Premium AT - RM 134,649 1.9 4x2 Auto Plus AT - RM 109,499 1.9 4x4 Standard