Isuzu has partnered with Arctic Trucks to deliver the latest D-Max AT35, based on the new D-Max.
Scheduled to go on sale February 14, 2022, the hardcore pickup features a reinforced chassis and Bilstein performance suspension from Arctic Trucks, which includes custom springs and shocks up front, an adjustable anti-roll bar and elongated shackles at the front. back.
Large 35-inch all-terrain tires sit under flared wheel arches and lift the D-Max, providing a higher riding position and allowing the driver to “handle rough scenery.”
Along with structural improvements, the D-Max benefits from additional safety features such as forward collision warning, lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking, giving it the highest score in recent tests. Euro NCAP security.
Other features include traffic sign recognition, cruise control, rear camera, and parking sensors.
Inside there are Arctic Trucks branded headrests and floor mats, with standard leather-trimmed seats, as well as a 9.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay. and Android Auto. DDual-zone air conditioning, automatic windshield wipers and an HDMI port are also standard.
The AT35 will be covered by Isuzu’s five-year / 125,000 mile warranty.
Isuzu UK Managing Director William Brown said: “We wanted to build on the strengths of the D-Max to create a highly desirable and highly capable 4×4 pickup, and we are very pleased with the result. Using the impressive expertise of Arctic Trucks alongside the impressive capabilities of the D-Max, the AT35 is truly an exceptional truck.
Chief Financial Officer of Arctic Trucks UK Pierre Smith added: “Our partnership with Isuzu now goes back several years. During this time, we have had several versions of the Isuzu D-Max AT35, but this is the best one yet. Based on the all-new award-winning D-Max with the addition of specialist Arctic Trucks engineering, this stunning prototype has been produced. I can’t wait to know when this highly desirable and exceptional AT35 goes on sale.
Trinity Francis
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Source: www.autocar.co.uk
This notice was published: 2021-09-01 10:46:20
