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The New Isuzu D-Max EV unveiled at Commercial Vehicle Show 2025

Isuzu unveiled the new Isuzu D-Max EV to the world at the 2025 Commercial Vehicle Show (CV Show), at the NEC Birmingham, marking a historic moment as the first-ever fully electric, fully capable commercial pick-up truck enters the European automotive stage.

The new Isuzu D-Max EV is the latest evolution of the award-winning D-Max platform, now re-engineered with a state-of-the-art electric drivetrain, offering full-time 4×4, over 1-tonne payload, and maximum 3.5-tonne towing capacity, making it the first production electric pick-up in Europe to deliver full commercial capabilities.

Designed for professionals who demand durability, power and practicality, the new D-Max EV maintains the rugged DNA of the Pick-Up Professionals. Powered by a 66.9 kWh lithium-ion battery, the EV version boasts a WLTP range of 263km, with dual motors producing a total output of 140 kW (43 kW front / 97 kW rear) and 325 Nm of torque (108 Nm front / 217 Nm rear). The result is a powerful, composed driving experience with 0-62mph acceleration in just 10.1 seconds, and a top speed of over 80mph.

Full-time 4×4 with multi-level regenerative braking and Eco Mode, which extends the vehicle range, provide a perfect balance of power and efficiency, while water wading up to 600mm, ground clearance of 210mm, and impressive off-road approach and departure angles (30.5° and 24.2° respectively) ensure the D-Max EV is ready for any terrain.

Pre-sales for the new Isuzu D-Max EV will begin in the second half of 2025, following the pricing announcement. The first models will arrive in the UK in February 2026 with customer deliveries to follow in March 2026.

Trim Levels

The new Isuzu D-Max EV will be available in two premium trim levels, both in Extended Cab and Double Cab configurations. These trims are the electric equivalents of the diesel-powered D-Max DL40 and V-Cross models, respectively, combining advanced capability with class-leading features and comfort. The model at the CV Show 2025 was presented in a one-off Norwegian Blue paint. The colour range available to order with the D-Max EV in the UK is yet to be announced.

ModelDrivetrainTotal power
output
Battery
Capacity
Key Features
D-Max EV
(DL40 equivalent)
Full-time 4×4140kW66.9kWhChrome styling, 8” infotainment, 7” driver information display, heated front seats, Bi-LED headlights, leather upholstery, dual-zone climate control, front and rear parking sensors, Rough Terrain Mode, and a 6-speaker premium sound.
D-Max EV
(V-Cross equivalent)
Full-time 4×4140kW66.9kWhDark grey styling, 9” infotainment, 7” driver information display, heated front seats, Bi-LED headlights, leather upholstery*, dual-zone climate control, front and rear parking sensors, auto dimming rear view mirror, Rough Terrain Mode, up to 8-speaker premium sound (double cab model, 6 speakers in extended cab)


Quieter, Smoother Ride

To improve refinement, the D-Max EV features an all-new De-Dion rear suspension, replacing the traditional leaf spring setup, which delivers improved handling.

With various other improvements within the zero-emissions model, drivers and passengers can enjoy up to a 10% reduction in cabin noise and vibration level under full acceleration.

Built on the Award-Winning New Isuzu D-Max Platform

The new Isuzu D-Max EV is built upon the latest generation of the D-Max range, offering the same capability, comfort, toughness, reliability, and versatility as its diesel counterpart. Based on the strengthened ladder chassis to withstand the heavy payloads, The New D-Max EV features Rough Terrain Mode for extreme off-road capability.

The updated set of Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) proves superior safety in the segment. The zero-emissions D-Max features Isuzu’s latest infotainment system, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, accessible through the high-resolution touchscreen.

Greener Journeys

The new Isuzu D-Max EV delivers zero tailpipe emissions without compromising workhorse credentials. It is equipped with multi-level regenerative braking, Eco mode, and a robust lithium-ion battery with a warranty of 8 years or 100,000 miles.

Whether used in construction, agriculture, utility fleets, or by eco-conscious adventurers, the D-Max EV provides a sustainable alternative to diesel powertrains, helping reduce the carbon footprint of commercial operations.

D-Max EV at Glance

Powertrain
Drive systemFull-time 4×4
Electric motorDual-motor system
Total power output140 kW (43 kW front, 97 kW rear)
Torque325Nm (108 Nm front, 217 Nm rear)
Max speedOver 80 mph
Acceleration (0-62mph)10.1 seconds
Eco modeAvailable for improved range
Regeneration levels4 selectable levels
Capability
Maximum payloadOver 1,000 kg
Maximum towing capacityMaximum 3.5 tonnes
4×4 angles30.5° approach, 24.2° departure
Ground clearance210mm
Wading depth600mm
Battery
Battery typeLithium-ion
Battery capacity66.9 kWh
Vehicle range (WLTP)263 km
Charging (AC)Max 11 kW – 10 hrs (0–100%)
Charging (DC)Max 50 kW – 1 hr (20–80%)
Battery warranty8 years / 100,000 miles
Dimensions
Total length5,280mm
Total width1,870mm
Total height1,790mm
Wheelbase3,125mm
Tread (front/rear)1,570mm
Minimum turning radius6.1m
Tyres265/60R18
Kerb weight2,350kg

 

Born Electric, Built Tough

The new Isuzu D-Max EV is designed to meet the same expectations as its diesel counterpart, but without emissions. Developed with professionals and fleet users at its heart, this next-generation electric pick-up ensures that capability, utility, and reliability are never compromised, no matter the terrain or task.

The debut at the Commercial Vehicle Show represents not just a vehicle reveal, but a bold shift in commercial vehicle evolution, offering a practical, electric solution for those who rely on a pick-up day in, day out.

Apr 29, 2025Blagojce Krivevski
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