D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35 goes on sale

Isuzu UK has announced that the new Isuzu D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35, unveiled earlier this year at theCommercial Vehicle Show, is now on sale.

Available exclusively with a six-speed automatic transmission and in double-cab configuration, the AT35 continues to push boundaries in both form and function. Priced at £57,005 CVOTR, it is available through selected Isuzu Arctic Trucks dealers nationwide.

Developed in collaboration with Arctic Trucks, globally recognised for building vehicles engineered to excel in the planet’s harshest environments, the AT35 offers exceptional off-road performance, serious commercial capability and advanced safety technology – all in a bold, unmistakable design. Based on the latest Isuzu D-Max model, it also brings a broad number of improvements across all areas.

Powered by Isuzu’s 1.9-litre turbo diesel engine, delivering 360Nm of torque, the AT35 is equipped with a host of performance features including:

• 35in BFGoodrich KO2 All-Terrain Tyres

• Arctic Trucks Bilstein Performance Suspension System

• Rough Terrain Mode

• Shift-on-the-fly 4WD system

• Rear Differential Lock

• 3.5-tonne towing capacity and over one-tonne payload

The AT35 features over 60 hours of expert re-engineering by Arctic Trucks’ off-road mobility specialists. This includes extensive adjustments, strengthening and reprofiling of the chassis, inner arches and bodywork to optimise durability, capability and clearance, all while retaining commercial credentials such as full payload and towing capacity.

Its optimised Arctic Trucks Bilstein performance suspension system incorporates front springs and dampers, rear dampers and body lift for a total elevation gain of +40mm. This suspension setup delivers excellent control, comfort and mobility across all terrain and conditions.

This capability is matched by a low centre of gravity, aided by the wider track and increased tyre width. The result is a vehicle as confident on rocky trails as it is hauling tools or towing trailers across worksites and winding rural roads.