Isuzu launches the D-Max XTR Colour Edition

Once Isuzu dealers reopen, customers will be able to order the new XTR Colour Edition. Available with a choice of Cosmic Black Mica, Obsidian Grey Mica, Titanium Silver Metallic or Splash White paintwork, it gains several cosmetic enhancements.

On the outside, various components including the body kit, headlight surrounds and bonnet protector have all been colour-coded. A prominent green Isuzu badge on the front grille and a set of satin black six-spoke 17” alloy wheels further add to the look (which could never be described as subtle).

Isuzu D-Max XTR Colour Edition Double Cab (2020) Front Side

As per the regular XTR model, the Colour Edition also comes with bespoke Pedders suspension and an upgraded front brake set-up that comprises ventilated discs plus kevlar-ceramic pads.

Isuzu D-Max XTR Colour Edition Double Cab (2020) Rear Side

Similarly, the interior features leather and suede upholstery with contrasting green stitching. Heated front seats, a D-shaped multi-function steering wheel, manual air conditioning, a 7” colour touchscreen and a reversing camera appear on the standard equipment list too.

Isuzu D-Max XTR Colour Edition Double Cab (2020) Interior

Prices for the D-Max XTR Colour Edition have yet to be announced.

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