New Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain - Here Is What's New With The Popular Pick-Up Truck!

The D-Max X-Terrain marked Isuzu's arrival into the lifestyle truck segment. While Isuzus of old were renown as workhorses, the X-Terrain marked a major shift for the Japanese truck maker. Now, the X-Terrain has been updated to keep up with the competition. We recently got to spend some time with it on a drive to Melaka with a spot of light off-roading to try out a new feature - the Rough Terrain Mode.
So how much does it cost? We are waiting for an update from Isuzu Malaysia so watch this space!
Update: The price of the 2024 Isuzu D-Max X-Terrain has been confirmed for RM157,938.40.
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[@hussainmohdamin]

nak tanya mengenai biasiswa untuk student dr IGCSE?

[@hussainmohdamin]

Bagus IIUM ni.

[@user-xm1mp2bn4s]

U promised to tell us about its fuel consumption

[@tayummayum9741]

Waiting in India

[@vigneshwaransridharan2290]

Isuzu is the activelly selling their SUV's in India, brother. They have very less market in this country.

[@AceXmasuraO]

Unlikely, cuz they still released old gen recently

[@roadbusiness6667]

Gone are the days when minor and generational changes happens 4-8 years apart, now, its becoming shorter and shorter, because of moores law, advances in tech, mfg processes, govt support, exceptional mgt style, dictates the life cycle of variants in the auto industry..so when it’s shorter, the game plan for brands really is to capitalize on what they have, sell immediately at a max profit, increase sales leads to increased budgets for r&d, budgets for million dollar jigs, who wins in the end? the consumers, we always look forward to the newest iterations, Ford for now is enjoying this cycle, eventually the chinese auto market. the ones that cant keep up just misleads the buying public by being delusional in their claims, and worse gaslights the innovators. It’s easy to identify them just notice how trapped they are in unending minor changes. Somewhere along their supply chain, their costs are too high and cannot anymore compete.