Sales of extreme version of the Isuzu D-Max pickup truck began in Russia

The Isuzu Rus Company has started the sales of an extreme version of the Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks pickup truck, which premiered at the Comtrans'21 International Exhibition. The novelty has improved overall and support characteristics of cross-country ability compared to the basic models, such as overhang and roll angles, track width, ground clearance, ground pressure, the press service of the automaker reports. Strengthening the frame structure, changing the geometry of the body, standard mud wheels and a large list of additional equipment increased the off-road capabilities of the car.

6 mm of metal protection of the lower part of the body, the ground clearance increased to 275 mm, as well as improved entry and exit angles will allow you to storm any obstacle. The rear differential lock and 450 Nm torque allow you to move safely on plastic soil. The width of the wheels increased to 315 mm provides confident grip on snow and sand, and the side profile of 220 mm easily absorbs most irregularities in the road surface. It is also worth noting that the Isuzu D-Max AT 35 has a 140 liter fuel tank, which is almost twice the standard volume.

A radio-controlled winch and snorkel can be useful on medium and heavy off-road and when crossing water obstacles. As AUTOSTAT previously reported, Isuzu will present a new Isuzu Mu-X SUV in the Russian market in the first quarter of 2022. Built on the same platform as the Isuzu D-Max pickup, it has a new frame and power line, an advanced all-wheel drive system, and a suite of innovative safety solutions.