D-MAX Arctic Trucks AT35

D-MAX Arctic Trucks AT35 to go on sale

From the 25th July the all-new Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 will be available to order in the UK.

The pick-up truck which is based on the D-Max model, is the result of close technical collaboration between Isuzu and Arctic Trucks, a company with a 25 year history in Iceland and Scandinavia as a developer of 4×4 vehicles.

Isuzu describes the AT35 as the most robust and capable pick-up it has ever created. The original 2.5-litre D-Max engine is retained, while a number of significant chassis changes have been carried out by Arctic Trucks.

Arctic Trucks brings experience of creating vehicles for all conditions, from severe off-road to the sub-zero, an area in which Isuzu has its own proven success as its D-Max is the best-selling pick-up in the undulating and snow-covered Scandinavian country. In Iceland, Arctic Trucks has enhanced the D-Max for rescue and highland utility work. This experience is said to have heavily influenced the creation of the AT35.

The AT35 retains the one-tonne payload and 3.5-tonne towing (braked) capacities that have helped make the Isuzu D-Max one of the most popular pick-ups for those seeking an exceptional workhorse with low running costs.

It will be the first Arctic Trucks pick-up in the UK that can be ordered directly from a vehicle manufacturer’s authorised dealer network. Available in either double-cab or extended-cab configurations, the AT35 is priced from £30,999 for the extended-cab and from £33,499 for the double-cab configuration.

isuzu.co.uk

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