It is coming: Facelift Isuzu MU-X gets the nod for South Africa

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It is coming: Facelift Isuzu MU-X gets the nod for South Africa
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Isuzu South Africa has officially confirmed that the heavily facelifted MU-X SUV will make market landfall this year.

Seven-seat D-Max-based Ford Everest and Toyota Fortuner rival has undergone an extensive interior and exterior refurbish, though no changes are expect up front.

Officially the country’s fourth best-selling sub-R1-million bakkie-based SUV after the Toyota Fortuner, Ford Everest and Mahindra Scorpio-N, the MU-X has nonetheless struggled to make market inroads having lost its third place ranking behind the former pair to the Mahindra last year. Up front, the MU-X is likely to continue with the existing choice of turbodiesel engine, namely the 1.9-litre Z4E-TC that produces 110kW/350Nm, and the 3.0-litre 4JJ3-TCX DDI rated at 140kW/450Nm.

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