GasanZammit have just launched the new facelifted Isuzu D-Max to the local market during a special event organized recently at the ASM racing circuits at Ta’Qali. It’s interesting to note that this launch is the first one to be held in Europe.

This new and improved model combines energetic sports styling, with a fresh exterior look, an updated interior, and an engineering innovation with a new design. The new model offers inspired versatility, excellent fuel efficiency, power when it’s needed most and first-rate durability making it a truly modern vehicle. Moreover, the new Isuzu D-Max is lighter, quieter, more economical, and kinder to the environment. Exterior styling changes for the refreshed D-Max include a bigger, bolder front grille, redesigned headlights with LED daytime running lights, new bumper bars, and restyled alloy wheels. The car is complimented with Euro 6 emission standards, and delivers better fuel economy alongside lower exhaust emissions.

The CEO of Isuzu Motors International Operations in Europe, Toru Makinouchi said that “Isuzu’s aim is to create the new standard for pickup trucks, whose basic function is to carry a maximum load efficiently, economically and reliably.” Mr. Makinouchi will be attending the launch in Ta’ Qali.

Two international experienced test drivers also attended the Malta launch, Kenneth Martin Worf and Jason Sharpe. Both drivers drove the new Isuzu D-Max across the racing circuit of Ta’ Qali.

Through the launch of the new Isuzu D-Max, the Japanese commercial vehicle and diesel engine manufacturing company, continues to build a reputation for diesel engines since developing Japan’s first air-cooled automotive diesel engine in 1936. Thanks to the constant technological improvements, innovations, and in-depth experience across the production of over 26 million diesel engines has led to Isuzu to establish itself as a global leader in developing capable and efficient engines for all kinds of application.