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Isuzu Launched V-Cross 4x4 Standard Variant Priced From ₹25.5 Lakh

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No more 2WD. Every new Isuzu V-Cross now comes with 4x4 as standard. Bigger screen, wireless CarPlay, and a cleaner look. Starting at ₹25.50 lakh.

Isuzu Launched V-Cross 4x4 Standard Variant Priced From ₹25.5 Lakh
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Isuzu Motors India has introduced the updated 2026 version of the Isuzu D-Max V-Cross pickup truck. The new model comes with significant upgrades inside and out. All trims now feature a 4x4 drivetrain as standard. Prices range from ₹25.50 lakh to ₹30.28 lakh.

4x4 Now Standard Across All Variants

The company has discontinued 4x2 variants entirely. All V-Cross trims now come equipped with shift-on-the-fly 4WD as standard. An auto-locking rear differential is also included across the range for improved off-road capability.

Exterior Gets a Cleaner, More Elegant Look

The 2026 model features several exterior updates. The bumper now has less cladding. The grille sports a black lower portion. The fake skid plate has been removed. Black wheel arch and body cladding are gone from the sides. New 18-inch alloy wheels complete the refreshed look.

Larger 10.3-Inch Touchscreen with Wireless Connectivity

Inside the cabin, the Isuzu V-Cross gets contrast inserts on door trims and dashboard. The previous 9-inch infotainment system has been replaced with a larger 10.3-inch touchscreen. It now supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The top-spec Z Prestige model features an eight-speaker sound system mounted on the roof.

New Safety and Convenience Features Added

A 360-degree camera and tyre pressure monitoring system are now offered as upgrades. These additions enhance safety and driver awareness on and off the road.

1.9-Litre Diesel Engine Carried Over

The 2026 V-Cross continues to be powered by the proven 1.9-litre diesel engine. It produces 161 horsepower and 360 Nm of torque. Both six-speed manual and six-speed automatic transmission options remain available.

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