Isuzu Motors India has unveiled a teaser for the MY24 V-Cross facelift. The company has set the stage for the introduction of this updated model, which is expected to hit the Indian roads in the near future.
The facelifted V-Cross will boast a revised exterior design, incorporating new front and rear skid plates that promise to augment its rugged appeal. The alloy wheels will now feature a gunmetal finish, complemented by a chrome finish around the fog light surround. Additionally, the running board and wheel cladding have been redesigned, and silver roof rails have been added to enhance the vehicle’s profile.
Inside the cabin, the 2024 V-Cross will welcome occupants with a refreshed dashboard design, featuring a black and silver theme. The upholstery will follow a brown and black color scheme, lending the interior a sophisticated and contemporary look. Notable features include Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, rotary AC controls, steering-mounted controls, and vertically stacked taillights.
Under the hood, the updated Isuzu V-Cross is expected to continue with the tried-and-tested 1.9-litre, four-cylinder diesel engine. This powertrain is capable of delivering 161 bhp and 360 Nm of torque, ensuring that the V-Cross remains a formidable player in its segment. Transmission options are likely to include the existing five-speed manual and six-speed automatic units, available in both 4×2 and 4×4 versions
The Isuzu V-Cross has established itself as a competitive option in the Indian pickup truck market, often compared with the likes of the Toyota Hilux. With the upcoming facelift, Isuzu aims to solidify its position and appeal to a broader audience, offering a blend of style, comfort, and performance.
While the exact launch date has not been disclosed, the teaser suggests that the wait will not be long. Isuzu Motors India is expected to reveal more information in the coming weeks, as the automotive community looks forward to this exciting new addition to the Indian market
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