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The electric pickups have been delivered to Sheffield-based MHH Contracting, a family-owned company working in the waste removal and recycling field. The two D-Max EVs are among the first to arrive with customers, especially in Europe.

Testing and validation functions for a wide range of systems and technologies are consolidated under one roof, which will serve as the core hub for the Isuzu Group’s commercial electric vehicle development. By enhancing product quality and development speed, Isuzu aims to strengthen its competitive ...

The new electric pick-up delivers 149.3 kW and 347.6 Nm of torque from its 66.9 kWh battery and dual motors. According to the manufacturer, the New Isuzu D-Max EV charges from an AC supply (maximum 11 kW) within six hours, and from a DC supply (maximum 50 kW) up to 80% within one hour.

The target is to reach the market by the year 2027. The vehicle will be based on Isuzu's "ELF EV" BEV light-duty truck, combined with Toyota's new fuel cell system (we are talking about the third generation Toyota fuel cell system).

The new infrastructure may be used for the development and validation of Level 4 autonomous trucks and buses. Operations are scheduled to begin in September 2027. “Autonomous driving solutions will be a future pillar of Isuzu’s business. The Isuzu Group will contribute to the advancement of autonomo...

Yhe advanced light-duty battery is a versatile pack designed for flexible packaging and ease of integration. Accelera recently announced a partnership with Isuzu to supply the fully integrated battery-electric powertrain for its F-series medium-duty truck product lineup.