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You are here: Home / News / Isuzu South Africa explains facelift D-Max delay as teasers starts | The Citizen | SA News

Isuzu South Africa explains facelift D-Max delay as teasers starts | The Citizen | SA News

7 February 2026 by Guest

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Long overdue facelift D-Max will soon go on-sale.

Isuzu has officially started teasing the much awaited facelift D-Max for South Africa, just under three years after it debuted in Thailand.

Watch the teaser video below

In a teaser clip posted on its social pages, the internally named RG D-Max’s changes for South Africa will, seemingly, be identical to those of the model sold in Thailand and Australia.

Shown at the brand’s State of the Company address at its Struandale plant in Gqeberha on Wednesday (4 February), the facelift model made a brief appearance outside the plant.

ALSO READ: Isuzu removes wraps from improved, facelift D-Max

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