2022 Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 specs

Specifications and prices have been confirmed for the latest Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35, which will be available to order from next month.

Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 Double Cab (2022) Front Side 1

Like previous AT35 versions, this new model gets numerous enhancements to improve its off-road abilities. Neither payload nor towing capacity are affected, though.

Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 Double Cab (2022) Side

Upgrades include 17” matt black alloy wheels shod with 35” all-terrain tyres (hence the AT35 name). They sit beneath widened arches, which are complemented by extended side steps and strengthened mud flaps.

Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 Double Cab (2022) Rear Side

Another key modification is a revamped softer-riding suspension set-up that uses Bilstein dampers and front springs. As a result of the changes, ground clearance has risen to 266 mm (10.4”) at the front and 290 mm (11.4”) at the rear. Furthermore, the approach, break-over and departure angles become 35°, 34° and 29° respectively.

Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 Double Cab (2022) Interior

Among the other special features are a rear multifunction receiver hitch, door entry guards and a set of carpet mats. Several Arctic Trucks badges and ‘AT’ branding on the leather-covered head restraints provide the finishing touches.

Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 Double Cab (2022) Front Side 2

On-the-road prices (excluding VAT) start at £47,999 for a 2022 D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 powered by the 164 PS (161 bhp / 120 kW), 1,898 cc, four-cylinder, diesel engine and a six-speed manual gearbox. The equivalent figure with the optional six-speed automatic transmission is £49,499.

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