Isuzu has starting taking orders for the latest Arctic Trucks AT35 version of its D-Max pick-up.
It joins the line-up following a recent facelift. The new model is priced from £57,005 (CV OTR).
The D-Max AT35 is engineered to shine in the most gruelling conditions, and is the result of close technical collaboration between Isuzu and Arctic Trucks, a company with a long and renowned history in Iceland and Scandinavia as a creator of 4x4 vehicles able to take on the most demanding terrains and conditions.
It uses the same 1.9-litre turbo diesel engine as the rest of the D-Max range and features over 60 hours of expert re-engineering by Arctic Trucks’ off-road mobility specialists. This includes extensive adjustments, strengthening and reprofiling of the chassis, inner arches, and bodywork to optimise durability, capability, and clearance, all while retaining commercial credentials such as full payload and towing capacity.
The optimised Arctic Trucks Bilstein performance suspension system incorporates front springs and dampers, rear dampers, and body lift for a total elevation gain of 40mm.
Widened, body-colour Arctic Trucks fender flares house the 35-inch off-road tyres, for increase clearance and visual impact.
Alan Able, managing director at Isuzu UK, said: “The New AT35 adds an exciting and dynamic edge to the Isuzu D-Max range. It combines dramatic visual presence with genuine utility, making it ideal for both specialist commercial operators and lifestyle buyers who need more than just a standard pick-up. It shows how versatile a working vehicle can be without compromising comfort or innovation.”
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