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The all-new ISUZU MU-X is on its way

Article from Unsealed 4×4. The All-New Isuzu MU-X is coming, with a first look detailing new levels of technology and bold and dynamic design. Ahead of the full Australian reveal in the coming months, the …

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Jul 28 2021

Jul 28 2021

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Article from Unsealed 4×4.

The All-New Isuzu MU-X is coming, with a first look detailing new levels of technology and bold and dynamic design.

Ahead of the full Australian reveal in the coming months, the first preview of the highly-anticipated All-New Isuzu MU-X seven-seat SUV has been shared by Isuzu UTE Australia (IUA), showcasing new technology, sumptuous interior appointments and ruggedly refined exterior design.

“While it’s too early to reveal all the details, I’m proud to share that we’ve been working hard to ensure that our All-New Isuzu MU-X combines the latest technology and design with the proven formula of durability and reliability that Australian motorists have come to expect from Isuzu over the years,” said Isuzu UTE Australia Managing Director, Hiroyasu Sato. Advertisements

A welcomed foretaste of what is to come, the first look presents premium appointments throughout, including a plush and versatile seven-seat interior and innovative technology, with a large 9-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay® commanding attention towards the centre of the prestigious-looking dashboard.

While the exterior is bold and dynamic in design, offering handsomely chiselled bodywork with distinctively angled Bi-LED headlights with LED daytime driving lights. Ruggedly-refined in design, the signature look is crescendoed by the trademark-Isuzu double horizontal bar grille that draws focus towards the muscular haunches, which are tastefully filled by large 20-inch wheels.

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With Australia charting as the largest global export market for Isuzu, the Australian-specification All-New Isuzu MU-X is expected to evolve from the new-generation MU-X first revealed in Thailand in late-2020. With the Australian iteration to offer a full suite of safety features through Isuzu’s Intelligent Driver Assistance System (IDAS), along with unprecedented levels of equipment and technology previously unseen in any Isuzu before.

Full specifications detailing all advancements instilled in the All-New Isuzu MU-X is set to be revealed via an online public launch première in the coming months, prior to arriving at local Dealers shortly after.

Sign up to be one of the first to see the full-Australian reveal of the All-New Isuzu MU-X, and the first 1,500 registered purchasers will receive a Limited Edition Isuzu UTE-branded Casio G-Shock Watch.

Register your interest now to keep up to date, www.isuzuute.com.au/all-new-isuzu-mu-x

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